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Research library

Research peptide reference library

Neutral, cited reference pages for the compounds in the Peptency catalog. Each page states what a compound is, how the literature describes its mechanism, what each cited study measured, and what the FDA, EMA and MHRA records say.

Written by the Peptency editorial teamLast reviewed

Research-use information. This page summarises published literature and regulator records. It is not guidance for use, not medical advice, and not a statement that any material is suitable for use in people or animals.

What does the research library contain?

27 compound pages and 5 blend pages, 8 receptor and pathway explainers, 9 side-by-side comparisons, a glossary, a guide to reading a certificate of analysis and a regulatory overview. 110 studies are cited, and every one was read back from PubMed with its PMID.

No page gives amounts, schedules or methods of use, or says what a compound does for a person. Papers are described by what they measured.

Copper peptides: which compounds are covered?

Thymosins: which compounds are covered?

Protein fragments: which compounds are covered?

GHRH analogues and GHS‑R ligands: which compounds are covered?

Incretin receptor agonists: which compounds are covered?

Mitochondrial peptides: which compounds are covered?

Small molecules and cofactors: which compounds are covered?

Pineal peptide analogues: which compounds are covered?

Neuropeptides and analogues: which compounds are covered?

Melanocortin peptides: which compounds are covered?

Kisspeptins: which compounds are covered?

Which catalog blends are covered?

Which receptors and pathways are explained?

Which compounds are compared side by side?

Which guides and reference pages are there?

Looking for the research materials themselves? See the catalog or look up a certificate of analysis by lot number.