1. Heparin Oligosaccharides   |  2. Heparin/Low-In-Calcium Heparin  |   3. Heparin Disaccharides  |
  4. Sulphated K5 Polysaccharides - semi-recombinant heparins  |  5. Selectively Desulfated Heparins |  
6. Hyaluronan Oligosaccharides and Disaccharide   |  7. K5 Heparan Lyase |  8. Heparan & Dermatan Sulphate   |  
9. Chondroitin/Dermatan Sulphate Disaccharides  |  
 | 10. Marine Glycosaminoglycans; Heparins, Heparans, Dermatans, Chondroitins  |
|  11. Heparinases and Chondroitinase B  |  12. Heparin/GAG Binding Plates

 

K5 Heparan Lyase

This stable enzyme cleaves heparan sulfate in the non-sulfated regions of the polymer chain. This action may release activities that lie cryptic in the intact heparan sulphate chain.

K5 Heparin Lyase

An excellent substrate for this enzyme is K5 polysaccharide (K5001) which can be used to monitor the progress of the enzyme action by measuring absorbance at 232nm.

K5 Heparan Lyase can be used to remove heparan sulfate from proteoglycans and it is the only enzymatic method available for excising the entire sulfated regions from heparan sulfate chains. It differs from heparinase 111 (heparitinase) in that it will not degrade the transition zones that have an intermediate level of sulfation. (Murphy et al., J. Biol. Chem. 279, 27239-27245 2004).

For information on regarding the action, substrate specificity and potential applications of K5 Heparan Lyase please download our Technical Bulletin – K5 Heparan Lyase.

 

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Catalogue Number
Quantity
Price
K5 Heparan Lyase
HL01 100 milliunits £140

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Each aliquot contains 100 milli-international units and 100 micrograms total protein (92 ug BSA as carrier) lyophilised from solution in 50mM Tris, 50mM NaCl, and 0.1% Triton X100, pH 8.0. The unit definition is the activity that releases 1 micromole of delta (4,5) hexuronate per minute at 37˚C. using an extinction coefficient of 5100 per cm per M at 232nm for the delta (4,5) hexuronate product.