Adipotide
Experimental adipose-tissue research peptide
Adipotide is an experimental peptide designed to home in on the blood-vessel lining that feeds white adipose tissue. Today it is mostly of historical interest in research.
Also known as FTPP · Prohibitin-targeting peptide
How it is studied
In animal studies it latches onto the blood vessels that supply white adipose tissue and prompts those vessels to die off, using a natural self-clearing process that cells can undergo.
Research context
Studied in earlier animal research on the blood supply to adipose tissue.
Good to know
Development was stopped after animal studies reported kidney harm; it is of historical research interest only.
Research area
Metabolic Research. This group covers compounds that scientists study in metabolic and energy-signaling pathways — including incretin, glucagon, and amylin-axis tools, plus related small molecules used as laboratory probes. Many copy or block natural gut and pancreatic hormones.
Strengths and availability
Listed strengths: 2mg, 5mg. In stock. 10-vial kit prices are for wholesale members; the shop sells single vials and research bundles.
Certificates of analysis
No third-party certificate is published for Adipotide on this page. The certificate library lists every report we hold.
Related reading
Adipotide in the compound guide · How to read a peptide COA · Certificate library
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