Protein Kinase C (19-31)

Protein Kinase C (19-31) is a synthetic protein kinase C substrate/regulatory peptide. Protein kinase C is a family of Ser/Thr kinases regulated by lipids and, for conventional isoforms, calcium. Synthetic PKC substrate, pseudosubstrate, and regulatory-domain peptides are used to distinguish catalytic phosphorylation from regulatory interactions and to develop kinase assays. Isoform and sequence context can materially affect activity.

• PKC activity assays
• PKC substrate phosphorylation studies
• pseudosubstrate/inhibitory peptide research
• kinase assay development

The exact sequence, phosphorylation state, residue numbering, terminal modifications, labels, and species context should be matched to the intended assay. Sequence motifs support experimental interpretation but do not by themselves establish absolute enzyme specificity or native biological activity.

1. Kinase substrate specificity profiling by peptide motifs
2. Atlas of human serine/threonine kinase substrate specificities