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Fundierte, literaturbasierte Artikel zu Forschungspeptiden, Reagenzien und Laborprotokollen. Keine Versprechen — Fakten und eine Bewertung der Evidenz.

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  1. 01
    Recovery peptides

    BPC-157 — what the research actually says about the “recovery peptide”

    BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide fragment from gastric juice, studied in animals for tissue healing. We set out what is known and what has not yet been proven in humans.

    11 Min. Lesezeit
  2. 02
    Nootropic peptides

    Semax and Selank — nootropic peptides under study

    Two peptides created in Russia. A plain explanation of how Semax and Selank differ and what researchers are testing about them.

    6 Min. Lesezeit
  3. 03
    Guides

    How to read a peptide certificate of analysis (COA)

    The certificate of analysis is the most important document when buying a research reagent. A plain guide to what to look for.

    5 Min. Lesezeit
  4. 04
    Guides

    Reconstituting peptides — a laboratory guide

    Step by step: how to dissolve a powdered peptide correctly and work out the concentration of the solution for your research.

    6 Min. Lesezeit
  5. 05
    Metabolic peptides

    GLP-1, GIP, glucagon — peptides that act on metabolism

    A plain explanation of a group of investigational peptides — semaglutide, tirzepatide and retatrutide — that mimic gut hormones and act on one, two or three switches at once.

    7 Min. Lesezeit
  6. 06
    Guides

    Storing peptides — refrigeration and stability

    Why refrigeration matters and how to store peptides so they keep their purity and perform in your research.

    5 Min. Lesezeit
  7. 07
    Reagents

    Fenbendazole — how it works and where it comes from

    A plain-language account of what fenbendazole is, how it kills parasites and why in the laboratory it serves as a research tool rather than a human medicine.

    9 Min. Lesezeit
  8. 08
    Reagents

    Ivermectin — how it works and where it comes from

    A plain-language account of a Nobel-winning antiparasitic drug: how it kills parasites, why it is safe for mammals and what it is used for in the laboratory.

    9 Min. Lesezeit
  9. 09
    Guides

    Fenbendazole and ivermectin — what the cell studies actually showed

    In plain language: what was tested in a dish and in animals, why that does not prove efficacy in humans, and why large clinical trials are what count.

    10 Min. Lesezeit