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Guides

Know what the numbers mean.

Plain explanations of how peptides are tested, stored and described, written so you can judge any supplier’s claims, including ours.

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Reference
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Tools
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Articles

  1. Reading a certificate of analysis

    What each line on a peptide certificate means, and the four checks worth making before you trust it.

  2. What HPLC purity means, and doesn’t

    Peak areas, wavelengths and the difference between purity and net peptide content.

  3. Mass spectrometry and identity

    How a mass spectrum confirms a peptide is what its label says, and the limits of that confirmation.

  4. Storing and handling lyophilized peptides

    Temperature, moisture, light and solvents: general laboratory practice for keeping peptides intact.

  5. Reading a helical wheel

    How to read the wheel diagram in Sequence Studio, and what it can and can’t tell you.

Reference

  1. Amino acid reference

    Masses, formulas, hydropathy and side-chain pKa for every residue, in a sortable table.

Free lab tools

  1. Sequence Studio

    Formula, mass, isoelectric point (pI) and hydropathy for any sequence, with a helical-wheel view.

  2. Solution Calculator

    Concentration, molarity and dilution arithmetic for the bench.