Quantifies the target peptide against certified reference material and resolves truncation, deletion, and oxidation impurities.
- Method
- Reverse-phase HPLC with UV/DAD detection
- Specification
- ≥ 99.0% area purity
We don't test a representative batch and extrapolate. Each lot number in the catalog carries its own full analytical panel, performed by accredited third-party laboratories.
Quantifies the target peptide against certified reference material and resolves truncation, deletion, and oxidation impurities.
Confirms net peptide content so the labeled mass reflects actual peptide, not counter-ion or residual solvent mass.
Verifies molecular weight to confirm that the sequence synthesized is the sequence ordered.
A second, orthogonal identity confirmation that catches co-eluting species HPLC alone can miss.
Screens for lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury introduced by reagents or equipment.
Filtered material is incubated in two media across aerobic and anaerobic conditions for the full 14-day period.
Detects gram-negative endotoxin at picogram sensitivity — the contaminant most likely to confound in vitro results.
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