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Preformed Fibrils (PFFs) — Research Products

8 catalog items

Catalog # Product Type Species Size Price Add to cart
ASTFC-1001 ABT Fibril Complex Preformed Fibrils Peptides Human 50 ul $700.00 $824.00
ASF-1026 Alpha-Synuclein 98AA Preformed Fibrils Preformed Fibrils Peptides Human 500 µg $750.00 $883.00
ASF-1001 Alpha-Synuclein Preformed Fibrils Preformed Fibrils Peptides Human 50 µg $300.00 $353.00
AF-1002 Beta-Amyloid (1-42) Preformed Fibrils Preformed Fibrils Peptides Human 50 µg $200.00 $236.00
ASF-1113 FITC Alpha-Synuclein Preformed Fibrils Preformed Fibrils Peptides Human 50 µg $635.00 $748.00
AFF-1113 FITC Beta-Amyloid (1-42) Preformed Fibrils Preformed Fibrils Peptides Human 50 µg $750.00 $883.00
TF-1113 FITC Tau-441 Preformed Fibrils Preformed Fibrils Peptides Human 50 µg $850.00 $1000.00
TF-1001 Tau-441 Preformed Fibrils Preformed Fibrils Peptides Human 50 µg $225.00 $265.00

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.

Preformed Fibrils (PFFs) — frequently asked

What are preformed fibrils?
They are amyloid fibrils assembled in vitro from purified monomeric protein under controlled conditions and supplied as a characterised fibrillar stock, so that researchers can seed aggregation directly rather than waiting through a spontaneous nucleation phase.
Why are PFFs used in research?
Fibrils are reported to be seed-competent, templating assembly of the matching soluble protein in cells and tissue. This underpins widely used models of protein propagation and allows aggregation kinetics to be measured with far shorter and more reproducible lag phases.
Which proteins are available as fibrils?
Alpha-synuclein, tau and beta-amyloid fibrils are the most common, generally as human sequences and including mutant and labeled variants. Mixed or complexed preparations are also listed for cross-seeding studies between different amyloid-forming proteins.