GingisREX™
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Lyophilized enzyme for digestion C-terminally of arginine residues

GingisREX (RgpB) is an arginine-specific protease that digests proteins C-terminally of arginine residues, including Arg-Pro linkages that are difficult to digest with other enzymes.
GingisREX Lyophilized is available as a lyophilized powder in vials of 5 μg enzyme.
Lyophilized enzyme for arginine-specific protein digestion. Processes 0.1-1 mg protein.

Lyophilized enzyme for arginine-specific protein digestion. Processes 5 x 0.1-1 mg protein.

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The activity and specificity of GingisREX is tested on oxidized insulin β-chain at a protease:substrate ratio of 1:20 and 1:200.
The digestion reaction is performed at 37°C for 30 min and 18 h and analysed with RP-HPLC.
To maintain the enzymatically active cysteine in a reduced form, TCEP is added to preserve the reducing environment (see user instructions below for details).
GingisREX is active in a broad pH range, 5.0-9.0, with optimal activity between pH 6.5-8.0. Digestion can be performed in the presence of chaotropic agents or detergents such as urea, SDS, tween and SDC. Buffers tested and shown to be compatible with GingisREX are Tris, Bis-Tris and ammonium bicarbonate.
GingisREX Lyophilized is reconstituted by addition of water. No preservatives added.
GingisREX is shipped cold and should be stored at -20°C upon arrival. After reconstitution, the enzyme is stable for at least 1 month at 4-8°C.
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Arginine-specific peptide mapping with improved perfomance over Arg-C, generates larger peptides complementary to trypsin.
Highly specific arginine-specific protease with limited off-target digestion, enabling clean peptide maps and high-confidence LC-MS data analysis.
The digestion time is affected by many factors like the enzyme to sample ratio, pH of the digestion reaction, and the sample characteristics. The reaction time needs to be optimized for each specific case.
Yes, cysteine is required for both activity and specificity of the GingisREX enzyme.
No, GingisREX is inhibited by GdHCl even in low concentrations. This chaotrope should be avoided.
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