SS-31 (10mg)

isoPep Sciences SS-31 10mg is a synthetic modified tetrapeptide supplied in a 10mg vial for laboratory chemistry, molecular characterization, and analytical research applications. For laboratory research use only.

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Product Name

SS-31 10mg

Research Description

SS-31 is a synthetic modified research peptide supplied as lyophilized powder for laboratory and analytical chemistry applications. This material is intended for controlled research environments where peptide identity, molecular structure, solubility, stability, and analytical characteristics may be evaluated.

SS-31 is classified as a modified tetrapeptide due to its four-residue amino acid framework and incorporation of non-standard structural features.

Chemical Profile

Product Name: SS-31 10mg
CAS Number: 736992-21-5
Compound Type: Synthetic Research Peptide
Peptide Class: Modified Tetrapeptide
Sequence Length: 4 amino acids
Terminal Modification: C-terminal amide
Physical Form: Lyophilized Powder
Product Size: 10mg
Research Category: Peptide Chemistry / Analytical Research
Molecular Formula: C32H49N9O5
Molecular Weight: 639.80 g/mol
Sequence Reference: D-Arg-Dmt-Lys-Phe-NH2

Structural Characteristics

SS-31 contains a modified four-residue peptide framework composed of amino acids connected through peptide bonds. Its structure includes D-arginine, 2,6-dimethyltyrosine (Dmt), lysine, phenylalanine, and C-terminal amide functionality.

The peptide contains aromatic, polar, and basic functional groups that contribute to its molecular characteristics and chromatographic behavior.

Exact salt form, counterion profile, purity, assay value, residual moisture, and batch-specific analytical specifications should be verified using supplier documentation or a current lot-specific certificate of analysis when available.

Research Use Disclaimer

SS-31 10mg is intended for laboratory research use only. Not intended for human or animal consumption, clinical use, diagnostic use, food use, supplement use, cosmetic use, household use, or applications outside controlled research environments.