How Peptides work
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that function as vital molecular tools in biological research. They transmit signals, regulate cellular processes, and help scientists study protein interactions, metabolism, and cell communication. In UK laboratories, peptides are supplied strictly under Research Use Only regulations, with clear labelling and Certificates of Analysis to ensure compliance and reproducibility. Their unique structure and ability to mimic or block natural pathways make peptides indispensable in biochemistry, pharmacology, and molecular biology, providing researchers with reliable materials to advance knowledge responsibly.