Plain-spoken notes on the compounds we supply — what the literature shows, how to read a COA, and the protocols that protect your data. Cited, never hyped.
Comparisons
They differ by one letter and a world of pharmacology. One is a comparatively selective alpha-MSH analogue licensed as an orphan medicine; the other…
Comparisons
Two molecules lumped together as metabolic small molecules that share no target, no mechanism and no research question, set side by side.
Comparisons
Two synthetic heptapeptides from the same Soviet-era programme, built on different parent molecules and studied along sharply divergent mechanistic lines.
Comparisons
Two compounds, one pathway, one enzymatic step apart. A precise, evidence-honest look at when researchers reach for the precursor versus the coenzyme.
Comparisons
Two copper tripeptides differing by a single N-terminal residue — and by decades of evidence. A sober, research-use-only reading of what the literature on…
Comparisons
Two peptides forever paired in regenerative literature, yet chemically and mechanistically unrelated. What the preclinical record actually says, and why the choice is a…
Comparisons
Two compounds shelved side by side in metabolic catalogues turn out to share almost nothing at the molecular level — one switches an enzyme…
Nootropics
A CNTF-derived fragment rebuilt to cross the blood-brain barrier and switch on BDNF. The rodent data are genuinely striking. The translational record of everything…
Immune
Humans carry a single cathelicidin. It kills microbes, calls in immune cells and helps wounds close — and, in the wrong context, teaches the…
Metabolic & longevity
A small molecule made untrained mice run dramatically further. Two decades and several large human trials later, acadesine's record is a study in how…
Immune
Cibinetide was engineered to keep erythropoietin's tissue-protective signalling while abandoning its blood-building job. The molecular logic is elegant; the human evidence, gathered mostly in…
Metabolic & longevity
A naturally occurring polyamine that induces autophagy from yeast to mice, backed by striking mortality epidemiology — and undercut by randomised human trials that…
Occasional, considered notes on the compounds and the literature. No noise.
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