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Research Peptides Supplier: Catalog by Compound Family

BIO LABS Research supplies research-use-only peptides and biochemical reference standards to laboratories, institutions and contract research teams. The catalog is grouped into four families: cytoskeleton / cell-migration, GHRP / GHRH, copper-binding / ECM, and mitochondrial. Every listing gives the public identity (sequence, CAS, formula) and is supplied as sealed lyophilized material with a lot number on the vial.

A lot-specific Certificate of Analysis is available on request for every catalog listing. Where provided on the lot COA, it shows HPLC area percent at a stated wavelength and a mass-spectrometry identity check, with the laboratory name and test date, matched to the vial by lot number. Request a lot COA by email from any product page, or browse hosted files in the COA Library. For multi-vial or institutional orders, Request a Quote and receive a written quote within one business day.

How HPLC testing of peptides is read on a COA

how a lot is specified · how to read a peptide COA

Cytoskeleton / Cell-migration Research

This family groups catalog SKUs that appear in published signaling and cytoskeleton literature. Each page is a research reagent listing. Lot papers are on request unless a real COA PDF is hosted.

Research use only.

GHRP / GHRH research compounds

Tesamorelin (GHRH analogue) and Ipamorelin (GHRP-class pentapeptide) are listed as laboratory reagents, alone or as a named blend.

Research use only.

Copper-binding / ECM

GHK-Cu and related catalog names used in extracellular-matrix and copper-binding literature. Identity belongs on the vial label and the lot docs when a file is issued.

Research use only.

Mitochondrial research compounds

NAD+ is a biochemical cofactor. MOTS-c is a mitochondrial open-reading-frame peptide. Epithalon appears in pineal and telomerase-related laboratory literature. None of these pages is a supplement claim.

Research use only.

How this index is used

Family pages group related listings for navigation. They are not treatment protocols and they do not invent purity percentages.

Browse the catalog Request a Quote

Lab or institutional order? Written quote within one business day.

Catalog family questions

What is a research family page?

A navigation group of catalog listings. It is not a lot record and it does not replace a certificate.

Where are lot files for a family?

Lot certificates stay on the COA library or on request. This index does not invent batch results.

How is a batch certificate requested?

Use Request batch COA by email. Include the catalog slug and the lot or batch ID.

For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use, self-administration, or therapeutic claims.