Adipotide 10mg Research Peptide Canada

Prohibitin-targeting peptidomimetic for laboratory research

Adipotide 10mg is supplied as a lyophilized powder in a single 10 mg vial. Papers also cite this chimeric sequence as FTPP and as a prohibitin-targeting peptide. BlueNex Labs catalogs the fill for laboratory research only. This page does not give administration guidance, and it does not present the vial as a medicine, food, or veterinary product.

Adipotide is a synthetic peptidomimetic built from two short domains joined by a glycine linker. The homing motif published for this compound is CKGGRAKDC. Literature describes that motif as binding prohibitin, a protein reported on the luminal surface of endothelial cells in white adipose vasculature in the animal models the authors used. The second domain is D-(KLAKLAK)2, discussed as a cationic sequence that can disrupt mitochondrial membranes after a cell takes it up in vitro. Those statements describe published models. They are not a mass or purity result for this lot.

A 2004 Nature Medicine paper used phage display to map CKGGRAKDC to blood vessels supplying white adipose tissue in mice, and later work tied that binding to prohibitin. In 2011, Science Translational Medicine published a nonhuman-primate study of the chimeric peptide CKGGRAKDC-GG-D(KLAKLAK)2 in obese rhesus macaques. That paper reported reductions in white adipose tissue and changes in insulin-resistance markers, and it also reported reversible changes in renal tubule markers. The cohort was small, the work was preclinical, and the findings stay with that study. They are not a human result, they are not a Health Canada authorization, and they are not a specification of the vial on this page.

Papers that name adipotide or FTPP have examined:

• Prohibitin associated with adipose-vasculature endothelium in animal models
• The CKGGRAKDC motif compared with control sequences in those models
• Mitochondrial-membrane disruption by the D-(KLAKLAK)2 domain in cell systems
• White-adipose and insulin-resistance marker readouts in obese rhesus macaques
• Renal tubule marker changes reported alongside those primate readouts
• Sequence identity, including the disulfide closure expected for the cyclic homing motif

A mouse paper does not document the macaque study. Neither paper documents this catalog vial. Match a future lot report to the 10 mg label before an assay.

• Form: Lyophilized powder
• Fill: 10 mg vial
• Catalog name: Adipotide 10mg (also cited as FTPP)
• Sequence discussed in the papers named above: CKGGRAKDC-GG-D(KLAKLAK)2
• Purity and identity: reported on a Certificate of Analysis when a lot is published for this SKU
• Designation: Research use only

• Store lyophilized material at –20 °C, protected from light and moisture
• Reconstituted solutions: 2–8 °C, short-term laboratory use only
• Avoid repeated freeze–thaw cycles; use sterile technique

No Certificate of Analysis is published for Adipotide 10mg yet. Batch reports are listed in the certificates library when a lot is published. This page does not invent lot numbers. A report for another peptide, or for a different fill, does not document this vial.

Research-use only. Not for human or veterinary use. No medical, cosmetic, or performance claims are made or implied.