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Leu-Enkephalin — Research Products

15 catalog items

Catalog # Product Type Species Size Price Add to cart
024-33 [D-Ser2]-Leu-Enkephalin-Thr / Delta-Receptor Peptide / DSLET Peptides Other species 1 mg $88.00 $104.00
024-34 [D-Thr2]-Leu-Enkephalin-Thr / DTLET Peptides Other species 5 mg $104.00 $123.00
024-26 [Des-Tyr1]-Leu-Enkephalin Peptides Other species 5 mg $45.00 $53.00
024-21 Leu-Enkephalin Peptides Other species 500 µg $27.00 $32.00
H-024-21 Leu-Enkephalin – Antibody Antiserum Antibodies Other species 50 µl $241.00 $284.00
EK-024-21 Leu-Enkephalin – EIA Kit ELISA / EIA kit Assay Kits Other species 96 wells $611.00 $719.00
EK-024-21CE Leu-Enkephalin – EIA Kit, CE Mark Certified ELISA / EIA kit Assay Kits Other species 96 wells $638.00 $751.00
FEK-024-21 Leu-Enkephalin – Fluorescent EIA Kit ELISA / EIA kit Assay Kits Other species 96 wells $668.00 $786.00
FEK-024-21CE Leu-Enkephalin – Fluorescent EIA Kit, CE Mark Certified ELISA / EIA kit Assay Kits Other species 96 wells $695.00 $818.00
T-024-21 Leu-Enkephalin – I-125 Labeled I-125 labeled Labeled Peptides Other species 10 µCi $1159.00 $1364.00
T-G-024-21 Leu-Enkephalin – I-125 Labeled Purified IgG I-125 labeled Labeled Antibodies Other species 10 µCi $1159.00 $1364.00
G-024-21 Leu-Enkephalin – Purified IgG Antibody Purified IgG Antibodies Other species 400 µg $444.00 $523.00
RK-024-21 Leu-Enkephalin – RIA Kit RIA kit Assay Kits Other species 125 tubes $942.00 $1109.00
024-31 Leu-Enkephalin (Tyr-Gly-Gly-Phe-Leu-Arg-Lys) Peptides Other species 1 mg $38.00 $45.00
024-32 Leu-Enkephalin, sulfated form Peptides Other species 500 µg $88.00 $104.00

All items are supplied for in vitro laboratory research use only — not for human or veterinary use, diagnosis or therapy. Prices are per unit as listed; each catalog number ships with its Certificate of Analysis.

Leu-Enkephalin — frequently asked

What is leu-enkephalin?
Leu-enkephalin is the endogenous opioid pentapeptide Tyr-Gly-Gly-Phe-Leu, produced largely from proenkephalin. It shows a preference for delta-opioid receptors in binding studies and acts through inhibitory G protein signalling in neuronal preparations.
Why use DSLET or DTLET instead of the native peptide?
Native enkephalins are degraded quickly by neprilysin and aminopeptidase N. Substituting a D-amino acid at position 2 and extending the C-terminus slows breakdown and improves delta selectivity, giving a more stable agonist for tissue and cell experiments.
What is [des-Tyr1]-leu-enkephalin used for?
Removing the N-terminal tyrosine abolishes opioid receptor recognition, so this analog serves as a negative control. Running it alongside the active peptide helps confirm that an observed response depends on genuine opioid receptor engagement.