Quality testing
How to read a certificate of analysis
What each line of a COA tells you, which results to check first, and how to match the document to the vial on your bench.
4 min readResearch hub
Peptide research
Plain-language guides to the methods behind our certificates and to handling research material in the lab.
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Analytical methods
HPLC purity explained
Reversed-phase HPLC separates a peptide from its synthesis by-products. Here is what the percentage on a report means, and what it leaves out.
3 min readAnalytical methods
Confirming identity with mass spectrometry
How a measured molecular mass confirms that a vial holds the sequence on its label, and why it complements the purity result.
3 min readQuality testing
Why endotoxin screening matters
Bacterial endotoxin can distort cell-based experiments even in a high-purity sample. A short guide to the LAL test and its limits.
3 min readLab handling
Reconstitution and storage in the lab
Temperature, light and moisture: practical notes on keeping lyophilized research peptides stable before and after reconstitution.
4 min readQuality testing
Lot numbers and traceability
Every vial carries a lot number. Here is how it links the material on your bench to its production batch and its published results.
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