Incretin and energy-signaling research
AZ-GLP2(T)
Lyophilized incretin and energy-signaling research compound
Free standard shipping to eligible destinations · estimated 7–11 business days after dispatch
Not a drug, food, dietary supplement, cosmetic, or medical product. Not for human or veterinary consumption. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent disease. These materials have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Receive optional catalog and documentation updates. You can withdraw at any time.
Get catalog updatesProduct record
Specifications and documentation
- Product identity
- AZ-GLP2(T)
- CAS number
- Available in product documentation
- Molecular weight
- Available in product documentation
- Purity / assay
- 98.8%-99.5%
- Vorm
- Gevriesdroogd poeder
- Configuration
- 30 mg
- Opslag
- Afgesloten, koud, droog en beschermd tegen hitteschommelingen bewaren. Bevestig productspecifieke opslag bij aankomst.
- Analysecertificaat
- Available on request from support
Molecular class
39-residue acylated dual incretin agonist
Sequence / composition
A modified 39-amino-acid peptide containing non-canonical residues and a C20 fatty-diacid moiety.
Research design note
The engineered construct is studied for differentiated GIPR and GLP-1R signaling and longer circulating exposure.
External reading
Literature for context
Third-party sources describe their own research materials and methods. They do not validate a specific Azure catalog batch.
Keep comparing
Compare other catalog records.
Explore related research materials. These are not a combined-use recommendation.
-
Incretin research
Public product preview
GLP2(M)
Mazdutide sits in the GLP-1 / glucagon dual-agonist research lane, where interest centers on incretin signaling, energy expenditure, and metabolic markers.
-
Dermal
Public product preview
MT-1
Melanotan I / afamelanotide is an alpha-MSH analog research peptide tied to melanocortin receptor and pigment biology literature.
-
Dermal
Public product preview
MT-2
Melanotan II is a melanocortin receptor research peptide connected to pigment, appetite, and central melanocortin-pathway literature.