NAD+ fuels the PARP and SIRT6 enzymes central to DNA damage repair. This research overview covers the PARP-NAD+ axis, SIRT6’s role in double-strand break repair, and what studies show about NAD+ restoration and genomic integrity.
NAD+ and DNA Repair Mechanisms: Current Scientific Evidence Read More »
A complete guide to reading and interpreting Certificates of Analysis for research peptides — covering every CoA field, HPLC and MS data interpretation, net peptide content, and red flags to watch for.
Understanding Certificates of Analysis (CoAs) for Research Compounds Read More »
A practical procurement checklist for research labs evaluating peptide suppliers — covering analytical documentation, synthesis standards, regulatory compliance, and transparency indicators.
What to Look for in a Research Peptide Supplier: Quality and Compliance Checklist Read More »
A regulatory overview of the R&D-only framework for research peptides in the UK and EU — covering applicable legislation, institutional procurement obligations, and supplier compliance indicators.
Research Peptides and UK/EU Regulations: What Labs Need to Know Read More »
The ten most common reconstitution errors in peptide research — from opening cold vials to ignoring net peptide content — with practical corrections for each. Essential reading for any peptide lab.
Common Errors in Peptide Reconstitution and How to Avoid Them Read More »
A 2025–2026 intelligence briefing on the metabolic peptide clinical pipeline — covering approved compounds, emerging receptor targets, oral small molecule agonists, and implications for preclinical research design.
Metabolic Peptide Research in 2025–2026: What the Clinical Pipeline Shows Read More »
A comprehensive laboratory guide to peptide storage and stability — covering degradation pathways, lyophilised vs reconstituted storage, freeze-thaw best practices, and sequence-specific considerations.
Peptide Storage and Stability: A Practical Guide for Research Laboratories Read More »
Peptide purity is fundamental to reproducible research. This guide explains what HPLC purity means, types of synthesis impurities, how to read a CoA, and purity thresholds for different research applications.
What is Peptide Purity and How is HPLC Used to Verify Research Compounds? Read More »
A practical research guide to lyophilisation — why peptides are freeze-dried, how the process preserves them, and a step-by-step protocol for reconstitution and storage in laboratory settings.
Lyophilisation Explained: Why Peptides Are Freeze-Dried and How to Reconstitute Them Read More »
NAD+ is the essential electron carrier linking the TCA cycle to mitochondrial ATP synthesis. This research overview covers the mitochondrial NAD+ pool, SIRT3 regulation, and age-related mitochondrial decline.
Mitochondrial Function and NAD+: Cellular Energy Research Explained Read More »