Laboratory References

Peptide Chemistry & Handling

Reference pages covering what each compound is chemically and how to work with it in a laboratory setting: molecular identity, reconstitution, storage, and verification. For mechanism and published findings, see the Research Hub.

Per-compound references: molecular profile, reconstitution, storage, and testing.

Compounds
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Reviewed for scientific accuracyDr. Martina Rossi, PhDPhD, Université Grenoble Alpes47 of 77 compound references checked against the sources they cite. Reviewed pages carry her byline.

Growth Hormone Axis Research13

Growth hormone peptides for research: GHRH analogs, GH secretagogues and IGF-1 analogs acting along the growth hormone pathway.

Regeneration Research8

Regenerative peptides for tissue and cellular repair research: BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, LL-37 and related compounds.

Peptide Bioregulators17

Peptide bioregulators: the Khavinson series of short, organ-specific peptides, supplied for research use.

Cognitive & Neuropeptide Research13

Nootropic peptides and neuropeptides for cognitive and neurological pathway research, including Semax, Selank and Dihexa.

Metabolic & Cellular Research12

Mitochondrial peptides, metabolic peptides and small molecules for research on energy metabolism, mitochondrial function and cellular regulation.

Melanocortin & Endocrine Research7

Melanocortin receptor agonists and endocrine signaling peptides for receptor binding and hormonal pathway research.

Dermal Peptide Research3

Cosmetic peptides for in-vitro skin biology research: signal peptides such as Matrixyl and Pal-GHK, plus SNAP-8 and GHK-Cu.

Immune & Thymic Research4

Thymic and immune signaling peptides for in-vitro immunology research, including Thymosin Alpha-1, Thymulin, Thymagen, and HEP-1.

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