PE-22-28 10mg

Description

🧠 PE-22-28 10mg – Neuropeptide for Cognitive & Mood Research

Explore the frontier of neurochemical modulation. PE-22-28 is a synthetic peptide derived from the neurotrophic protein spadin, designed for research into mood regulation, neuroplasticity, and cognitive function. It has shown promise in preclinical studies for its potential to modulate TREK-1 potassium channels, which are implicated in depression and neurobehavioral responses.

⚙️ Key Benefits:

• 🧬 Investigated for antidepressant-like effects

• 🧠 May support neurogenesis and synaptic plasticity

• 🌙 Potential role in sleep regulation and emotional balance

• 🔬 High-purity peptide for consistent lab results

• 🧪 Suitable for advanced neurochemical assays

🧪 Product Specifications:

📋 Suggested Research Protocol (For Laboratory Use Only):

Reconstitution:

• Add 1–2 mL of sterile bacteriostatic water to the vial.

• Gently swirl until fully dissolved. Avoid vigorous shaking.

Note on Appearance: After reconstitution, the solution may appear slightly cloudy or contain micro-particles. This is normal and does not indicate contamination or reduced purity. Variations in clarity can result from peptide structure, concentration, and temperature.

In Vitro Application:

• Typical concentration: 100–500 mcg/mL depending on cell line and experimental design

• Apply to neuronal cultures or relevant cell models for 24–72 hours

• Monitor for changes in neurochemical markers, receptor activity, or gene expression

Handling Notes:

• Use aseptic techniques during preparation and application

• Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles

• Dispose of unused solution according to institutional safety protocols

🚫 Disclaimer:

This product is intended for laboratory research use only. It is not for human consumption, therapeutic use, or diagnostic procedures. Always consult institutional guidelines before use.

💬 Why Choose XQ?

Every batch is third-party tested for purity and quality. We prioritize transparency, scientific rigor, and customer education—so you can research with confidence. See the COAs at the footer of our website or click here.

Check out Jay Campbell’s website, which is an excellent source for peptide research.