Synonyms: NHS Carbonyacrylic acid, Carbonylacrylate succinimidyl ester, CBA-NHS, NHS-CBA

Product Descriptions:

Carbonylacrylate NHS (CBA-NHS) is one of SLT's thiol-ene click chemistry reaction reagents that can be used to conjugate to proteins, peptides and other material surfaces bearing primary amine groups. Carbonylacrylate group reacts with thiol group quickly to form a stable thiol ether bond via so called ene-thiol Michael addition. Unlike Maleimide-thiol adduct, which can hydrolyze at alkaline pH, the reaction between carbonylacrylic acid and thiol is non-reversible, and therefore the adduct is more stable for carbonylacrylate-thiol conjuate.

Product Specifications:

• Form: Solid;
• Color: Yellow to pink;
• Reaction type: thiol-ene click reaction;
• Reactive to: Primary amine (-NH2) and Thiol (-SH);
• Purity: >98%

Storage Conditions:

• Store at -20°C; Protect from light and moisture.