NLP-3 (RT)

Compound Profile

Class

Incretin Mimetic Analogue (Research Tagged)

Origin

Synthetic analogue based on the GLP receptor ligand family

Structure

Modified 7-36 amide peptide backbone · Research-tagged variant for receptor binding studies

Purity

98.82%

Format

Lyophilized powder

Lot

NLR-062026

Overview

NLP-3 (RT) is a research-tagged analogue of the glucagon-like peptide family, used in laboratory studies to investigate NLP receptor binding kinetics, signal transduction pathways, and metabolic enzyme activity. The "RT" designation indicates a research tag appended to the peptide for traceability in binding assays. Glucagon-like peptides are incretin hormones naturally produced in the gut; this compound is a synthetic tool for studying those receptor systems in vitro.

Key Facts

• Member of the proglucagon-derived peptide family
• GLP receptors (GLP-1R, GLP-2R) are G-protein coupled receptors expressed in multiple tissues
• Research-tagged variant used for fluorescent or radiometric binding assays
• Natural GLP-1 is produced by intestinal L-cells in response to nutrient ingestion
• Used exclusively in in vitro receptor binding and signal transduction research
• Not approved for any clinical or veterinary application

Certificate of Analysis

Published Research