ATP, [γ-³²P]- 6000Ci/mmol 10mCi/ml , 250 µCi

ATP [γ-32P] is a type of ATP where the gamma phosphate group is tagged with a radioactive isotope of phosphorus, phosphorus-32 (32P).

Because the gamma phosphate is the one that's most often transferred during phosphorylation reactions, the radioactive tag allows scientists to track its movement. This makes ATP [γ-32P] a valuable tool for:

• Kinase assays: Kinases are enzymes that add a phosphate group to a molecule. By using ATP [γ-32P], researchers can measure the activity of these enzymes by seeing how much of the radioactive phosphate is transferred to a target molecule.
• Nucleic acid labeling: It is used to label the 5' end of DNA or RNA strands, which is helpful in various molecular biology techniques like hybridization assays and sequencing.
• Studying cellular signaling pathways: Since phosphorylation is a key mechanism in many cellular signaling pathways, using ATP [γ-32P] allows for the precise study of these processes.

250 µCi quantities of ATP, [γ-32P]- 6000Ci/mmol 10mCi/ml are available for your research.