
Recombinant TET2 (1129-2002) protein
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Candidate for the stated function. Confirm substrate, formulation, reaction conditions and application before substitution.

TET2 from New England Biolabs is listed in DNA modification enzymes: TET2.
Pack sizes & catalog numbers
2000 units · M1524L
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Epigenetic enzyme workflows modify or process nucleic acid marks for downstream analysis.
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The indexed manufacturer catalog numbers include M1524L, M1524S.
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DNA modification enzymes / TET2
Candidate for the stated function. Confirm substrate, formulation, reaction conditions and application before substitution.

DNA modification enzymes / TET2
Active human TET2 catalytic domain, residues 1129-2002; manufacturer demonstrates enzymatic activity. Construct and assay conditions differ from full-length enzyme. Candidate for the listed workflow; compare buffer, sample input and protocol requirements before substitution.
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