Incretin and energy-signaling research
GLP2(M)
Lyophilized incretin and energy-signaling research compound
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Specifications and documentation
- Product identity
- GLP2(M)
- CAS number
- Available in product documentation
- Molecular weight
- Available in product documentation
- Purity / assay
- 98.6%-99.4%
- 形式
- Lyophilized powder
- Configuration
- 10 mg
- 存储
- Keep sealed, cold, dry, and protected from heat swings. Confirm product-specific storage on arrival.
- 分析证书
- Available on request from support
Molecular class
Acylated oxyntomodulin-inspired dual agonist
Sequence / composition
A modified peptide construct built on glucagon-family signaling architecture, with a fatty-acid modification for extended exposure.
Research design note
Research compares its GLP-1R and glucagon-receptor activity, receptor balance, and exposure profile.
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