Human Beta-thrombin

Optimize your coagulation studies, cell signaling, or enzyme-substrate interactions with our highly purified human β-thrombin and γ-thrombin enzymes. Derived from controlled digestion of α-thrombin, these isoforms retain their 3D structure while exhibiting a coagulant activity of <1%—ideal for experimental models where active coagulation is not desired.

• Purity > 95%
• Thrombin Activity < 1%
•  Formats 100 µg & 1 mg
• Stability 12 months at -80/-40°C, protected from light and moisture

• Certified High Purity with Strict Quality Control
• Very low coagulant activity, minimizing adverse effects in your assays
• Stabilized formulation in phosphate buffer with PEG for optimal preservation
• All references benefit from volume-based pricing.

An enzyme is a protein that catalyzes a biochemical reaction. It converts a substrate into a product. Each enzyme has a structure tailored to its function, and its activity depends on an optimal temperature and pH. Beta-thrombin is obtained by cleavage of alpha-thrombin at the intact B chain at the Arg106-Tyr107 bond to produce the B1 and B2 fragments.