Let's Talk About Peptide Purity

  • Peptide purity has a significant impact on the results of a research project, making peptide purity analysis a standard practice across a wide range of scientific industries. Impurities in peptide products may originate from the chemical synthesis process, the culture medium, or may be introduced during extraction and purification procedures. These impurities typically consist of deletion or truncated peptide sequences, incomplete deprotection, and byproducts generated during synthesis or the final cleavage process.

  • >99% Purity – Suitable for:

    • Quantitative assays and structural studies

    • NMR spectroscopy and crystallography studies

    • Peptides used as reference standards in final quantitative studies

    • Enzyme–substrate interaction studies

    • Receptor–ligand interaction studies

    • Blocking and competition assays