Metabolic research
AOD9604
A 16-amino-acid synthetic peptide fragment derived from the C-terminal region of human growth hormone, supplied as a research reference.
2mg · 5mg · 10mg
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Formulation blends
GLOW
A three-component peptide blend supplied for controlled in-vitro comparison and formulation-compatibility research.
- Three-component peptide blend
- Nominal component masses stated on the label
- Supplied for compatibility and method-development research
Research use only
GLOW combines three separately identifiable research components, each present at the nominal mass printed on the vial label. It is supplied as a lyophilized blend intended for controlled laboratory comparison rather than as a single-molecule reference.
Because GLOW is a blend rather than a single compound, research use typically centers on method development, establishing how the combined components behave together under defined analytical and handling conditions, and on compatibility assessment against other candidate ingredients.
Batch documentation for GLOW is available on request, allowing a research team to confirm the stated component masses before designing a comparison or stability study.
- Purity
- See batch documentation
- CAS number
- See batch documentation
- Molecular weight
- See batch documentation
- Molecular formula
- See batch documentation
- Material class
- Three-component peptide blend
- Appearance
- Blue lyophilized material
- Available sizes
- 70mg total
- Documentation
- Batch COA available on request
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