Central overview of analytical methods, of the interpretation of documentation and of structured reference information on research compounds. All content is provided solely for informational and research purposes in a laboratory context.
Analytical Methods
Fundamentals of the methods used to characterise peptides and related compounds.
- HPLC peptide analysis: separation principle, chromatogram and the informative value of area-percent figures.
- LC-MS peptide analysis: coupling of liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry for identity verification.
- HPLC vs. LC-MS: which question is answered by which method.
Understanding documentation
How analytical documents are structured and which data they actually cover.
- Reading a COA correctly: structure, typical fields and the limits of what they state.
- Understanding peptide purity: chromatographic purity, net peptide content and further parameters.
- Batch Testing & Traceability: batch assignment, labelling and traceability of documentation.
Research Compounds
Structured reference information on compounds for laboratory and research contexts. No medical or therapeutic information.
Certificates
Batch-related documentation is published when corresponding real documents are available.
Note: The content of this section is purely informational. It contains no dosage information, no application instructions for humans and no medical advice.