Compound reference
GLP2 (T)
Dual-receptor incretin research compound · Updated
A dual-receptor incretin research compound, supplied under our own product code.
Identity
Molecular identifiers are not published for this product. It is supplied under our own code, and a sequence or molecular weight would identify the compound directly.
Published research areas
Fields in which this compound appears in the published literature. These describe where the research sits, not what it concluded.
- Receptor-ligand interaction studies
- The principal use, examining binding at incretin receptors.
- Blocking and competition assays
- Used where a characterized ligand of known quantity is required.
- Quantitative assay development
- Suited to standard-curve work, where net peptide content matters more than purity alone.
What the analysis should cover
- Identity confirmation by mass spectrometry, reported against the product code.
- Purity by HPLC with the chromatogram reproduced.
- Net peptide content, which quantitative assay work depends on directly.
- Salt form and residual counterion.
How to read a certificate of analysis covers what each of these measurements establishes.
Handling and stability
- Supplied freeze-dried and sealed.
- Residual moisture governs how long sealed material stays as analyzed.
- Stored cold, dry and dark in the container as supplied.
Why peptides ship freeze-dried sets out the reasoning behind these conditions.
Supplied by us
A dual-receptor incretin research compound, freeze-dried and sealed in a 20mg vial. Used in receptor-ligand studies, blocking and competition assays, and quantitative assay work. Every lot ships with its own certificate of analysis.
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