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Synthesized, tested, and filled in Southern California. Our products are made in the United States, with a published test report for this batch.
TB-500 is a synthetic peptide fragment for sequence-specific laboratory research on actin interactions and cell migration.
For laboratory research only. Not for human or veterinary use.
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Certificate of Analysis
Independent lab results for TB-500. Each result is tied to the batch in your COA.
Independent testing confirms this batch meets its published purity specification. The measured purity is documented in its Certificate of Analysis.
Reported result
99.8%
Meets specification
Method: RP-HPLC · 214 nm
Synthesized, tested, and filled in Southern California. Our products are made in the United States, with a published test report for this batch.
Cold storage, insulation, and cold packs help protect your vial from heat. We check the weather before every shipment.
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Read TermsA closer look
More about the product, caring for it, and getting it to your door.
TB-500 is a synthetic peptide fragment for sequence-specific laboratory research on actin interactions and cell migration.
Keep unopened, lyophilized vials in a cool, dry place away from direct light, heat, and moisture. Refrigeration is not required while the product remains lyophilized. After reconstitution, keep the vial refrigerated.
Match the lot number on your vial to its Certificate of Analysis. The report identifies the batch and lists its test results and analytical methods.
Browse Certificates of AnalysisResearch notes
These papers address actin binding and cell migration. Check which peptide sequence was tested before comparing a published result with your own material.
Read the full researchThe publications behind this overview.
