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How is the peptide conjugated to the carrier protein?

April 26, 2017conjugated peptide protein

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How is the peptide conjugated to the carrier protein?

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Peptides can be conjugated to a carrier protein via the N-terminus, C-terminus, an internal amino acid (not recommended) or an additional cysteine. Addition of a cysteine residue to the selected peptide sequence prior to coupling is a very common approach.