Research-use glossary
RUO peptide glossary
Short laboratory definitions that point at live shop URLs, mechanism notes, Certificates of Analysis, and the Canada procurement guide. A glossary entry is not a product listing and it is not a protocol.
Mechanism notes for the main ligand classes are on the mechanism hub. Pairwise catalog differences are on the comparison hub. Batch files stay in the certificates library. Research use only. Definitions stay short on purpose. The longer publishing rules are the documentation standards, and the scientific lead page is Alice Kay, Ph.D.
Analytical records
Freeze-drying, chromatography, mass, endotoxin, and the batch document those results sit on.
- Lyophilized
- HPLC
- UPLC
- Area percent
- LC-MS
- Endotoxin (LAL)
- Certificate of Analysis
- Janoshik
- Peptide bond
- Amino-acid residue
- TFA salt
- Acetate salt
- Net peptide content
- Amidation
- Lot number
- Chromatogram
- Mass spectrum
- Molecular weight
- Purity versus identity
- Sequence
- Disulfide bridge
- Reconstitution diluent
- Retention time
- Counter-ion
- N-terminus
- C-terminus
- Solid-phase peptide synthesis
- Impurity profile
- Labeled vial mass
- Sample name
- Task identifier
- Hygroscopic
- Hydrolysis
- Oxidation impurity
- Cyclic peptide
- Linear peptide
- Monoisotopic mass
- Analytical specification
Receptors and ligand classes
Names laboratories use when a paper assigns a sequence to a receptor, not to a personal-use category.
Sequences and catalog materials
Defined sequences and cofactors that have a live shop URL, plus neighbors that stay on research notes.
Labels, payment, and fulfilment
Research-use-only wording, Interac checkout, Canada Post Xpresspost, and what a DIN is not.