PepMix™ HSV2 (gC)

The HSV-2 gC peptide pool PepMix™ HSV2 (gC) provides 118 overlapping peptides derived from envelope glycoprotein C of strain 333 (UniProt P06475). The scan consists of 15-mers with an 11-amino-acid overlap and is intended for antigen-specific T-cell stimulation. Use this defined gC reagent to investigate cellular recognition of glycoprotein C in HSV-2 research.

Pool of 118 peptides derived from a peptide scan (15mers with 11 aa overlap) through Envelope protein (Swiss-Prot ID: P06475) of Herpes Simplex Virus - strain 333 (HHV-2).

PepMix™ HSV2 (gC) - Specifications

• Amount: 25 µg (approx. 15 nmol) / peptide (for stimulation of up to 2,5 x 10⁸ cells)
• Purity: Development Grade: each peptide purified to > 70% (HPLC/MS) - (equivalent to an average purity of 85%)
• Delivery Format: Freeze-dried in glass vial
• Application(s): T-cell Immunity
• Condition(s)/Topic(s): Cancer, Encephalitis, Genital herpes, Oral Herpes, Infection
• Standard Delivery Time: 2-5 days

Applications

• Screening for T-cell recognition of HSV-2 glycoprotein C by ELISpot
• Characterization of cytokine responses to gC stimulation using ICS
• Inclusion of gC as a separate antigen in HSV-2 cellular immune-response panels

Are you interested in your own custom PepMix? Choose your sequence, amount, purity and pool format. We will assist you along the way. Custom PepMix Peptide Pools.

Add Glycoprotein C to HSV-2 Antigen Panels

JPT’s PepMix™ Peptide Pools for Infectious Disease Antigens include this dedicated HSV-2 glycoprotein C pool for researchers extending antigen coverage beyond gB or gD. The gC sequence comes from strain 333, allowing the viral strain to remain explicit when selecting reagents for a multi-antigen study. Each pool can be assessed separately to retain protein-level response information.

A Dedicated Reagent for gC-Reactive T Cells

The 118-peptide mixture represents overlapping regions of HSV-2 gC without requiring researchers to preselect an individual reactive sequence. Keeping gC in its own pool supports focused screening of this antigen, while the freeze-dried glass-vial format provides a single reagent for subsequent preparation.

Want to investigate particular gC peptide sequences?
Use JPT Custom Peptide Synthesis to discuss sequence-specific requirements for your next experiments.