Research guides
Reference notes on every item in the catalogue. What each molecule is, the published research context, how a lot is characterised and how the material is handled on the bench.
Accompanies GLP-3
GLP-3 in the laboratory
An incretin class research peptide supplied in three fill sizes. What the molecule is, how the incretin family is studied, and how each lot is characterised.
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Accompanies Tesamorelin
Tesamorelin in the laboratory
A forty four residue growth hormone releasing factor analogue. Its relationship to native GHRH, the published research context, and how the lot is verified.
5 minute readAccompanies MOTS-c
MOTS-c in the laboratory
A sixteen residue peptide encoded in mitochondrial DNA rather than the nuclear genome. Its discovery, the research context, and how a short peptide is verified.
5 minute readAccompanies GHK-Cu
GHK-Cu in the laboratory
A copper binding tripeptide isolated from human plasma in 1973. The chemistry of the copper complex, the research context, and what handling a metal complex requires.
5 minute readAccompanies Selank
Selank in the laboratory
A synthetic heptapeptide built from the immune fragment tuftsin with a proline rich extension. Its origin, the research context and how short peptides are stabilised.
5 minute readAccompanies Semax
Semax in the laboratory
A heptapeptide built from a fragment of adrenocorticotropic hormone with a proline rich cap. Its origin in neuropeptide research and how it is characterised.
5 minute readAccompanies KLOW
KLOW and blended preparations in the laboratory
A five component blend in a single lyophilised vial. What a blended preparation is, why ratio control is the hard part, and how each component is verified.
5 minute readAccompanies NAD+
NAD+ in the laboratory
A dinucleotide coenzyme rather than a peptide. What it is, why its chemistry differs from the rest of the catalogue, and what that means for handling.
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For research use only
Products are supplied for laboratory research by qualified researchers and institutions. They are not for human or veterinary use, not for diagnostic or therapeutic use, and are not drugs, foods or cosmetics.