For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.

Research library

Practical reference material for working with synthetic peptides in the laboratory: how they are made and tested, how to store and reconstitute them, and what the literature says about each compound we supply.

Guides

  1. What research peptides areHow synthetic peptides are made, why they are supplied lyophilized, and what "research use only" means in practice.
  2. Reading a certificate of analysisWhat each line on a peptide CoA means: HPLC purity, mass-spec identity, appearance, counter-ion and net peptide content.
  3. Storage and stability of lyophilized peptidesTemperatures, light, moisture and freeze–thaw: how to keep sealed and reconstituted vials in specification.
  4. Reconstituting a lyophilized peptideA laboratory procedure for dissolving a lyophilized vial, choosing a diluent, and labeling the result.
  5. Net peptide content and the label massWhy a 5 mg vial can weigh 6 mg, and which number to use in concentration calculations.
  6. Solubility notes by peptide classA practical guide to predicting whether a peptide will dissolve in water, and what to do when it does not.

Compound monographs

Each product page carries a research overview, the areas of published literature, full specifications and handling notes.

The library describes published research and laboratory technique. It is not medical information and does not describe uses, effects or administration of any product in humans or animals.