Peptide library
Matrix & Signalling Research
8 compounds in the library are grouped under Matrix & Signalling Research. Chain lengths run from 3 to 8 residues. 1 of them are in our catalogue; the rest are reference entries.
8 compounds · 1 in our catalogue
Every Matrix & Signalling Research compound in the library
Argireline
Acetyl hexapeptide-8
6 residues · 889 g/mol · 121 atoms
Six residues capped with an acetyl group at one end and an amide at the other, both of which are drawn. Modelled on the N-terminal end of a much larger protein involved in vesicle docking.
Reference entry · not stocked
GHK
Gly-His-Lys, without the copper
3 residues · 340 g/mol · 49 atoms
The bare tripeptide, shown without the copper it usually carries. Comparing it with GHK-Cu in this library shows exactly what the metal adds and where it sits.
Reference entry · not stocked
GHK-Cu
Copper tripeptide (Gly-His-Lys)
3 residues · 401.91 g/mol · 50 atoms
A tripeptide present in human plasma that binds copper(II) with high affinity. The copper is shown chelated by the terminal amine, the backbone amide nitrogen and the histidine imidazole - the metal position was relaxed to sit about 2 A from each donor.
In our catalogue
Hexapeptide-11
6 residues · 677 g/mol · 97 atoms
Six residues, two prolines and two phenylalanines. The prolines force an extended backbone, so it is modelled in a polyproline-II conformation.
Reference entry · not stocked
Matrixyl core
5 residues · 564 g/mol · 86 atoms
The five-residue core of palmitoyl pentapeptide-4, a fragment of type I collagen. The palmitoyl chain that the cosmetic form carries is a lipid tail and is not drawn, so the mass shown is the peptide alone.
Reference entry · not stocked
Oligopeptide-68
4 residues · 397 g/mol · 56 atoms
Four residues, GHK extended at the other end instead. Three variations on the same tripeptide core are now here.
Reference entry · not stocked
SNAP-8
Acetyl octapeptide-3
8 residues · 1075 g/mol · 143 atoms
Argireline with two more residues on the end, and otherwise the same molecule. Worth seeing beside it: the entire difference is an alanine and an aspartate.
Reference entry · not stocked
Tetrapeptide-3
4 residues · 469 g/mol · 71 atoms
Four residues. The GHK tripeptide with a lysine added to the front, and both are in the library so the addition is visible.
Reference entry · not stocked
Other classes
- Hormonal67
- Neuropeptides35
- Metabolic20
- Antimicrobial18
- Bioregulators14
- Thymic & Immune11
- Tissue & Structural9
- GH Secretagogues7
- Venom7
- Mitochondrial & Redox4
- Melanocortin Research2
This is a reference index, not a catalogue. Most entries are compounds we do not sell, and they are marked as such. Sequences, residue counts and molecular weights are published properties of the molecule, given for identification. Nothing here describes an application, benefit, dose, route or outcome, and no entry is an offer to supply. Materials sold by PepXtide are for laboratory research use only and have not been evaluated by the FDA.