Although ubiquitin is the most well studied and understood functional protein post-translational modifier, there is a growing family of ubiquitin-like modifiers (UBLs/Modifiers) that also may modify cellular targets to influence diverse biological processes.
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| Name | Cat No. | Size | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Di-ubiquitin (K6-linked) [untagged] 10 µg |
60-0101-010 | 10 µg | £165 | View |
| Di-ubiquitin (K11-linked) [untagged] 10 µg |
60-0102-010 | 10 µg | £165 | View |
| Di-ubiquitin (K27-linked) [untagged] 10 µg |
60-0103-010 | 10 µg | £165 | View |
| Di-ubiquitin (K29-linked) [untagged] 10 µg |
60-0104-010 | 10 µg | £165 | View |
| Di-ubiquitin (K33-linked) [untagged] 10 µg |
60-0105-010 | 10 µg | £165 | View |
| Di-ubiquitin (K48-linked) [untagged] 10 µg |
60-0106-010 | 10 µg | £130 | View |
| Di-ubiquitin (K48-linked) [untagged] 50 µg |
60-0106-050 | 50 µg | £230 | View |
| Di-ubiquitin (K63-linked) [untagged] 10 µg |
60-0107-010 | 10 µg | £130 | View |
| Di-ubiquitin (K63-linked) [untagged] 50 µg |
60-0107-050 | 50 µg | £230 | View |
| Di-ubiquitin (linear) [GST-cleaved] 10 µg |
60-0115-010 | 10 µg | £130 | View |