Recombinant Mouse Cytosolic Non-Specific Dipeptidase (Cndp2), C-His

Mouse Cytosolic Non-Specific Dipeptidase (Cndp2) is an enzyme involved in peptide metabolism and amino acid transport. It is expressed in various tissues and catalyzes the hydrolysis of dipeptides, contributing to the generation of free amino acids. This function is essential for protein synthesis, cellular metabolism, and the maintenance of nitrogen balance. Cndp2 also plays a role in the regulation of glutathione levels, an important antioxidant molecule. Research indicates that Cndp2 may influence immune responses by modulating the availability of amino acids for lymphocyte proliferation and function. Its expression is regulated by nutritional status and hormonal signals. Studies have shown that Cndp2-deficient mice exhibit altered amino acid profiles and compromised immune responses, highlighting its importance in metabolic and immune homeostasis. Understanding the functions and regulation of Cndp2 could contribute to the development of strategies for modulating metabolic and immune processes in disease contexts.