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Peptide and Compound Library

One reference page per compound. Each states what the molecule is, shows a structure only where a verified one exists and says where it came from, and separates what experiments established from what is still open. Blends are described by their components; a mixture has no single structure.

Every entry is written from primary literature and public databases and checked by automated review. How this library is built

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Incretin and amylin receptor agonists (1)

Peptides engineered to act at the GLP-1, GIP, glucagon or amylin receptors, most of them lipidated to extend their time in circulation.

GHRH analogues and ghrelin-receptor agonists (5)

Analogues of growth-hormone-releasing hormone, and synthetic peptides that act at the ghrelin receptor (GHS-R1a).

Growth hormone, IGF-1 and derived fragments (2)

The growth hormone and IGF-1 proteins, engineered variants of them, and short peptides cut from their sequences.

Melanocortin peptides and alpha-MSH fragments (2)

Analogues of alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone that act at melanocortin receptors, and a tripeptide cut from its C-terminus.

Copper peptides (1)

Short peptides catalogued as copper(II) complexes, with the metal held by the N-terminal amine and a histidine.

Thymosins (2)

Thymosin alpha-1 and a short acetylated fragment of thymosin beta-4.

Khavinson short peptides and tissue extracts (1)

Di-, tri- and tetrapeptides and tissue extracts from the St Petersburg bioregulator programme associated with V. Kh. Khavinson.

Mitochondria-encoded and mitochondria-targeted peptides (2)

Peptides encoded in the mitochondrial genome, and a synthetic tetrapeptide designed to accumulate at the inner mitochondrial membrane.

Neuropeptides, their analogues and brain-derived preparations (3)

Endogenous neuropeptides, synthetic analogues and fragments of them, and a porcine brain protein hydrolysate.

Other synthetic peptides and engineered proteins (1)

Peptides and proteins that share no receptor family with the classes above, each described on its own terms.

Coenzymes, redox molecules and synthetic small molecules (3)

Nicotinamide nucleotides, glutathione and its precursor, and two synthetic small molecules made as enzyme or receptor tools.

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