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Common Biotinylated Peptide Formats N-terminal biotinylation: commonly used for immobilization and pull-down assays C-terminal biotinylation: useful when the N-terminus must remain free Lysine side-chain biotinylation: site-specific internal biotin labeling through Lys modification Biotin-Ahx peptides: biotin with an aminohexanoic acid spacer to improve accessibility Biotin-PEG peptides: PEG spacer options for improved solubility and reduced steric hindrance Modified biotinylated peptides: phosphorylation, acetylation, methylation, fluorescent tags, or other PTMs combined with biotin Control peptides: matched non-biotinylated, scrambled, mutant, or unmodified control peptides Applications of Biotin-Labeled Peptides Peptide pull-down assays: capture peptide-binding proteins from cell lysates, nuclear extracts, or purified protein samples Peptide ELISA: immobilize peptides on streptavidin-coated plates for antibody binding or screening assays Epitope mapping: identify antibody-binding regions using immobilized peptide panels Protein-protein interaction studies: use functional peptide domains as bait to identify binding partners Affinity purification: enrich binding proteins using streptavidin beads or columns Peptide microarrays: immobilize peptides on microplates, membranes, or glass slides Cleavable capture systems: use photocleavable biotin peptides when release from streptavidin is required Biotinylated peptides can be immobilized on streptavidin-coated plates, membranes, slides, or beads