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Immune & Inflammatory≥99% · HPLC
N-Acetyl Semx Amidate
Thos compound is a chemically modified synthetic heptapeptide derived fr…
4.9·Institutional reviews
$28.00
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- ✓Discreet packaging
For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary administration. Verify institutional and jurisdictional requirements before acquisition.
Thos compound is a chemically modified synthetic heptapeptide derived from the Semx peptide backbone. The compound incorporates N-terminal acetylation and C-terminal amidation, modifications commonly employed in peptide chemistry to alter molecular stability and degradation characteristics under experimental conditions. Supplied as a lyophilized powder, N-Acetyl Semx Amidate is intended exclusively for controlled in-vitro laboratory research conducted by qualified professionals.
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Reviews for N-Acetyl Semx Amidate
4.6
5 verified reviews
Clear variant labeling
“Variant SKUs were labeled clearly on the vial and matched the order manifest. Checkout and order status updates were straightforward.”
Lot documentation on point
“COA matched our in-house HPLC within expected variance. Dispatch and cold-chain packaging were appropriate for our receiving SOP.”
Repeat institutional order
“We have reordered three lots for signalling assays. Identity and purity reports were consistent across shipments.”
Solid for assay development
“N-Acetyl behaved as expected in vitro. Support team clarified storage parameters quickly when we had a receiving question.”
Research-use only. Reviews reflect institutional purchasing experience; not medical advice.
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