Human Placental Lactogen, Recombinant (rhPL)

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Description:
Human Placental Lactogen (rhPL), Cat# TLIH-A1245, is a recombinant human hormone expressed in microbial systems and supplied in a purified format. rhPL plays a key role in fetal development and maternal metabolic adaptation during pregnancy. This recombinant protein is suitable for research applications in endocrinology, placental biology, and the development of hormone-based assays. Each lot is rigorously tested and verified non-reactive for HIV, HCV, HBV, and other common pathogens by FDA-approved methods.

Key Features:

  • Catalog Number: TLIH-A1245

  • Recombinant human placental lactogen (rhPL)

  • Human-derived sequence expressed in microbial systems

  • Preservative-free formulation

  • Supplied frozen for stability

  • Tested non-reactive for HIV, HBV, HCV, and RPR

Applications:

  • Placental and fetal development research

  • Maternal-fetal metabolic regulation studies

  • Endocrine function and hormone pathway analysis

  • Assay and diagnostic reagent development

Description:
Human Placental Lactogen (rhPL), Cat# TLIH-A1245, is a recombinant human hormone expressed in microbial systems and supplied in a purified format. rhPL plays a key role in fetal development and maternal metabolic adaptation during pregnancy. This recombinant protein is suitable for research applications in endocrinology, placental biology, and the development of hormone-based assays. Each lot is rigorously tested and verified non-reactive for HIV, HCV, HBV, and other common pathogens by FDA-approved methods.

Key Features:

  • Catalog Number: TLIH-A1245

  • Recombinant human placental lactogen (rhPL)

  • Human-derived sequence expressed in microbial systems

  • Preservative-free formulation

  • Supplied frozen for stability

  • Tested non-reactive for HIV, HBV, HCV, and RPR

Applications:

  • Placental and fetal development research

  • Maternal-fetal metabolic regulation studies

  • Endocrine function and hormone pathway analysis

  • Assay and diagnostic reagent development

Human Placental Lactogen, Recombinant (rhPL)