Oxytocin

$76.83

Oxytocin (OT) is a synthetic nanopeptide made up of nine amino acids, ideal for laboratory and preclinical studies. This exact copy of the endogenous sequence is essential for investigating receptor interactions, signal transduction pathways, and peptide stability in controlled experimental systems.

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Description
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Overview

Oxytocin (OT) is a synthetic peptide hormone designed for research use. As a nine amino acid sequence, it mimics the natural hormone in human physiology. Scientists often utilize this peptide in laboratory settings to study various biological mechanisms, including receptor-ligand interactions and the stability of peptides under experimental conditions. Its precise formulation allows for accurate and reliable outcomes in preclinical tissue models.

Key Features

Exact synthetic copy of the endogenous sequence
Formulated for laboratory and preclinical studies
Supports investigations into receptor-ligand interactions
Ideal for research on signal transduction pathways
Useful for studying peptide stability

Specifications

Peptide Type	Concentration
Oxytocin	10 mg/ml

FAQ

What is Oxytocin used for in research?

Oxytocin is primarily used in laboratory and preclinical studies to explore receptor-ligand interactions and various biological mechanisms.

How is Oxytocin administered in experiments?

In research settings, Oxytocin can be administered in various forms, including injectables or liquids, depending on the specific requirements of the study.