
PNC-27
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For laboratory research use only. Not for human or animal consumption. Insulated shipping · Styrofoam box available.
Product Overview
PNC-27 ist ein membranpenetrierendes Peptid, das eine p53-abgeleitete Domäne enthält, die mit einem Membransignal fusioniert ist und entwickelt wurde, um das HDM-2-Protein an der Oberfläche von Krebszellen anzugreifen. Es ist eine Werkzeugverbindung in der onkologischen Zellforschung.
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Research Information
PNC-27 wird verwendet, um die selektive Disruption der Membran von HDM-2-überexprimierenden Krebszellen zu untersuchen, die zu nekrotischem Zelltod führt, und um p53–HDM-2-Interaktionen in Zellkulturmodellen zu untersuchen, während normale Zellen geschont werden, die weniger membranständiges HDM-2 exprimieren. Ausschließlich für In-vitro- und Laborforschungszwecke geliefert – nicht für den menschlichen oder tierischen Verzehr.
PNC-27 Research & Studies
What is PNC-27?
PNC-27 is a synthetic membrane-penetrating peptide that fuses a p53-derived domain with a membrane-residency signal sequence. It serves as a specialized tool compound in oncology cell research for examining surface-expressed HDM-2 protein. Laboratory work centers on its behavior in cell-culture systems that model cancer-related membrane interactions. The peptide is supplied strictly for in-vitro and laboratory research use only.
Mechanism of Action
In experimental models, PNC-27 is studied for its capacity to bind HDM-2 displayed on the plasma membrane of certain cancer cell lines. This binding is investigated as a trigger for pore formation that compromises membrane integrity and promotes necrotic cell death pathways. Researchers compare outcomes in HDM-2-overexpressing cells versus cells with lower surface HDM-2 to map selectivity. The design also enables probing of p53–HDM-2 interaction dynamics under controlled culture conditions.
Primary Areas of Research
PNC-27 is employed to investigate selective membrane disruption in HDM-2-overexpressing cancer cells within cell-culture platforms. Key research themes include necrotic cell-death mechanisms, membrane pore architecture, and the differential response of cells based on surface HDM-2 density. Additional studies explore how the peptide illuminates p53–HDM-2 binding interfaces in vitro. These lines of inquiry remain confined to laboratory model systems.
Key Research Findings
Cell-based experiments have shown that PNC-27 can induce rapid membrane permeabilization and necrotic features specifically in models overexpressing membrane HDM-2. Parallel observations indicate that cells expressing comparatively low levels of surface HDM-2 exhibit reduced membrane disruption under identical conditions. Such findings support the peptide’s utility as a probe for HDM-2-dependent membrane vulnerability. All reported data derive from controlled in-vitro systems.
Research Handling & Considerations
PNC-27 should be handled according to standard laboratory peptide protocols, including cold storage and sterile reconstitution for cell assays. Investigators must account for its membrane-active character when selecting buffer conditions and exposure times. The compound is intended solely for in-vitro research and is not for human or animal consumption. Appropriate biosafety practices apply whenever cell-culture work involving PNC-27 is performed.
Frequently Asked Questions
PNC-27 is used to study selective membrane disruption and necrotic pathways in HDM-2-overexpressing cancer cell models while comparing responses in cells with lower surface HDM-2.
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