VIP
A 28-residue amidated peptide of the secretin family, isolated in 1970 at the Karolinska Institute. 10 mg.
For laboratory research use only. Not for human consumption.
Laboratory reports for this material →- Lot numbered
- Independent lab
- Report you can check
- Ships tracked
- Sealed vial
Specs
- Catalog number
- PUR-VIP-10
- CAS number
- 37221-79-7
- Molecular formula
- C147H238N44O42S
- Molecular weight
- 3326.8 g/mol
- Sequence
- 28 residues, C-terminal amide. Full sequence on the COA.
- Supplied as
- Freeze-dried powder
- Strength
- 10 mg per vial
- Purity
- See the lot's laboratory report
- Storage
- Store at −20 °C (−4 °F), away from light.
Laboratory report
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Storage
Store at −20 °C (−4 °F), away from light.
Shipping
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Laboratory reports.
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No report for this strength's current lot is on this page yet. Every report we have published sits in the library on the Lab reports page, each with the reference to check it at the laboratory.
VIP.
VIP has 28 residues and an amidated C terminus, and its molecular weight is above 3,300, large by the standards of what we carry. It belongs to the secretin family, peptide hormones whose sequences closely resemble one another, and few peptides on our list have been sequenced as thoroughly.
Sami Said and Viktor Mutt isolated it in 1970 at the Karolinska Institute, starting from porcine intestine. Ours is synthetic, 10 mg of freeze-dried powder per vial.
PuraCore offers no advice on how any material is used, prepared or applied. Deciding whether it fits your research rests with you or your institution.
- Class
- Amidated peptide
- Family
- Secretin family
- First described
- 1970, Karolinska Institute
- Length
- 28 residues
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