Compound Index

Find a research compound by the name on its label or in a paper. Start with the profile to identify the sequence, structure or chemical form. If two records disagree, compare their identifiers before using a molecular mass or deciding that a product matches the paper.

Molecular profiles

ProfileDistinction to check
BPC-157Reference sequence and its blend-component context
TB-500 and thymosin beta-4Supplier abbreviation, fragment and full-length peptide
KPVShort sequence and terminal chemistry
GHK-CuCopper complex and peptide-versus-complex mass
Epithalon / Epitalon / AEDGTetrapeptide aliases and distinction from extract
NAD+Dinucleotide form and grade
MOTS-cReference sequence and supplied solution behaviour
GlutathioneReduced and oxidised forms
CJC-1295Exact variant and DAC question
IpamorelinSeparate component identity
ARA-290 / cibinetideConstruct and alias reconciliation

Water uses a different set of identifiers. The bacteriostatic water reference covers formulation and container details. Compare bacteriostatic and sterile water for terminology or check the benzyl alcohol guide when a preservative matters to the assay.

Comparing two records

Use compound names and identifiers for a conflicting alias, sequence or CAS number. If the question concerns two named entities, start with compound comparisons. For unfamiliar terms, use what a peptide is or the research glossary.

Choose a comparison by the difference you need to resolve
QuestionWhere to look
Two names on a blend labelBPC-157 and TB-500 or CJC-1295 and ipamorelin
One name, a different modificationCJC-1295 with and without DAC and the half-life modification guide
Similar peptide names or sequencesGHK-Cu and AHK-Cu or KPV and BPC-157
Three materials grouped by research contextNAD+, MOTS-c and glutathione identifies their different chemical classes.

The catalogue lists MT-1 10 mg and MT-2 10 mg. Their product names alone do not settle the underlying identity. For background on receptor terminology, see the melanocortin receptor family and receptor agonists and selectivity. Confirm the exact structure before assigning either material to a molecular profile.

From molecule to container

For vial sizes and current availability, go to the research peptide catalogue. To check a material already offered or supplied, give the product and lot code through batch documentation and ask which record establishes the particular field you need.