Description

Cagri/Sigma Research Grade Compound Handbook Product Overview

The two target synergistic system of Cargliptin Somaglutide integrates the unique advantages of amyloid peptide (Amylin) analogs and GLP-1 receptor agonists, and provides an innovative tool for the study of obesity and type 2 diabetes mechanisms through the bidirectional metabolic regulation network in the peripheral center. Kagliptin (a long-acting amyloid peptide analog) targets the hypothalamic feeding center and inhibits NPY neuron activity (8 times stronger than natural amyloid peptides), while semaglutide (GLP-1 analog) synergistically enhances satiety signal transmission by activating the vagus nerve brainstem hypothalamic axis (increasing POMC neuron activation rate by 150%), forming a “double insurance” mechanism for metabolic intervention.

main features
·High purity: HPLC verification purity ≥ 99%
·Research focus:
Appetite and satiety regulation: Study the role of combination peptides in appetite suppression, satiety signal transduction, and energy intake regulation.
Weight management research: Evaluating the synergistic mechanisms that contribute to sustained weight loss and obesity.
Metabolic pathway: Study the effects of dipeptides on glucose metabolism, insulin sensitivity, lipid regulation, and metabolic efficiency.
Gastrointestinal and neuroendocrine interactions: Exploring peptide interactions that affect nutrient absorption, gastric motility, and neuroendocrine signaling pathways associated with hunger and satiety.
·Appearance: Peptide in freeze-dried (powder) form
·Packaging specification: 10mg/10mg standard packaging (can be customized according to requirements)
·Cold chain transportation: Ensure temperature throughout the entire process (-20 ℃)

The disclaimer should ensure that:
Comply with the laboratory’s “Regulations on the Management of Hazardous Chemicals” and local regulations
Establish a compound lifecycle tracking system
Any consequences arising from authorized resale or non scientific use shall be borne by the user themselves