Peptides for Drug Discovery: PepSets REPLi
A library of FRET tripeptides that accelerates protease drug development
Mimotopes is a peptide company, which provides custom peptide synthesis, catalogue peptides, PepSet™ peptide libraries, reagents, antibodies, and an array of other immunology services for the research market, offering a range of options for customisation and modification to ensure our products meet the highest customer standards.
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Mimotopes provides custom peptide synthesis, catalogue peptides, PepSet™ peptide libraries, reagents, antibodies, and an array of other immunology services for the research market.
We offer a range of options for customisation and modification to ensure our products meet the highest customer standards.
Mimotopes supplies custom peptides with fully customisable sequences and modifications, including options for the N and C termini.
Our initial feasibility assessment includes information on the predicted peptide solubility and potential difficulties in custom peptide synthesis, which allows for customer involvement at every stage of the design process. With our careful consultation, the end product should meet the specifications of the project.
Custom peptides are an invaluable tool in numerous fields of research, including immunology and drug development projects. Additionally, labels and modifications can make a standard peptide versatile and adaptable to any purpose.
As one of the prominent applications of combinatorial chemistry, parallel synthesis techniques allow hundreds of peptides to be synthesised simultaneously into PepSet peptide libraries. Mimotopes’ time-saving strategies economically produce entire peptide libraries with the same customisation options as a single custom peptide.
Suitable for applications such as epitope mapping and screening, a variety of PepSet preset combinatorial library and array styles are available. These include overlapping peptides, alanine scanning, combinatorial positional scanning, truncated peptide libraries, and scrambled peptide libraries, as well as combinatorial libraries comprised of more than one different type.
Peptide libraries are an underutilised resource. From affirming new leads with a scrambled library to identifying essential residues, a PepSet peptide library can offer more than the sum of its peptides.
With labels and modifications, changes can be made to a peptide without altering the base amino acid sequence. This versatility allows similar peptides to function in different ways and, in some cases, lead to complete inhibition.
Cyclisation
Cyclisation is an optional modification, to aid in the constrained conformation of a peptide with a disulphide bond. We offer head-to-tail cyclisation, side-chain cyclisation, stapled, and other constrained peptides. Linear peptides, especially those with long sequences, are particularly unpredictable and susceptible to unintentional folding. Cyclised peptides, on the other hand, are more stable.
Bio-conjugation of peptides
Conjugation of a peptide to another molecule, such as an immunogenic carrier protein or oligo has broad applications in immunological and molecular research. Bifunctional pegylation also has applications in pharmacology.
Peptides generally don’t produce an antigenic response on their own, so conjugation facilitates a way to produce anti-peptide antibodies by coupling to a T-cell carrier protein.
Biotinylation
In immunological research and screening applications, capture mechanisms may require biotinylated peptide synthesis. Biotinylation is the addition of a biotin group to the terminus or side chain of a peptide to allow for binding to avidin and streptavidin. This complex is advantageous for the immobilisation of a peptide library, particularly for use in multiple assays.
Phosphorylation
In biological research applications, phosphorylation is a fundamental process. Mimotopes offers phosphopeptide synthesis for cell research, as well as phosphopeptides to be used as antigens in the production of anti-phosphopeptide antibodies.
Methylation, carbamylation, acetylation and glycosylation
Mimotopes offers several optional peptide modifications including carbamylation, glycosylation, methylation and acetylation. These are useful in a wide variety of applications. Peptide methylation, the addition of at least one methyl group, can have applications in epigenetics.
Fluorescent labels and REPLI library
A fluorescent peptide is used in biological experiments to detect a reaction or change. We provide FRET peptides in our REPLI PepSet peptide libraries, fluorescently labelled with an inhibitor for cleavage reactions so that there will be visible fluorescence when cleavage has occurred.
Stable isotope-labelled peptides
Isotope-labelled peptides are often indistinguishable from unlabelled peptides, except under specific conditions. This flexibility allows use in a range of applications, including as a reference in mass spectrometry.
Mimotopes supplies and distributes peptide reagents and chemicals both within and outside of Australia. Mimotopes’ range of amino acids includes unusual amino acids, β amino acids, F-moc protected and Boc-protected amino acids.
Our complete catalogue also includes tools, coupling reagents, resins, activators such as HATU and HBTU, as well as other supplies for solid phase and liquid phase peptide synthesis.
In addition to custom and catalogue peptides, Mimotopes also supplies monoclonal and custom polyclonal antibodies. Other immunological services, such as T-cell epitope mapping and B-cell epitope mapping, can be achieved with the use of our PepSet peptide libraries.
A library of FRET tripeptides that accelerates protease drug development
Antipeptide antibodies have a number of uses in biological research and bioassay; for example, they can be very useful for the identification and quantification of proteins containing the peptide sequence chosen.
Mimotopes are exhibiting at the forthcoming Immunology 2025 Conference where global advances in immunology will be featured. Come and stop by our booth 323 – we’d be delighted to see you!
Mimotopes, a global leader in custom peptides, peptide libraries, PNAs and antibody services, is excited to announce its participation in the AAPS 2024 PharmSci 360, which will take place from 20-23 October 2024 at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Mimotopes will be located at Booth 2727.
Mimotopes is proud to announce its participation in the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) 39th Annual Meeting & Pre-Conference Programmes, held from 6-10 November 2024 at the George R Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas, and virtually. Visit Mimotopes at Booth 1021.
Mimotopes, a global leader in custom peptides, peptide libraries, PNAs and antibody services, is excited to announce its participation in the Boulder Peptide Symposium 2024, taking place from 16-19 September at the St Julien Hotel in Boulder, Colorado.
We're thrilled to announce that Mimotopes will be participating in the 29th Annual Lorne Proteomics Symposium, organised by the Australasian Proteomics Society. Join us at Booth #5 from 31 January to 3 February 2024, at the Mantra in the picturesque seaside town of Lorne, Victoria.
Mimotopes will be an exhibitor at the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) 38th Annual Meeting & Pre-Conference Programmes in San Diego, California from 1-5 November 2023.
Mimotopes is proud to be a participant and exhibitor at the NIH Research Festival from September 18–22, 2023, NIH Main Campus, Bethesda, Maryland.
Mimotopes is proud to be a participant and exhibitor at the 36th European and 12th International Peptide Symposium to be held from 28 August to 2 September 2022 at Sitges (Barcelona), Spain.