Melanocortin research peptides

About melanocortin research peptides

The melanocortin peptides are studied through a family of five receptors, and the practical difference between the compounds in this category is which of those receptors each one engages and how selectively.

Melanotan II is a cyclic alpha-MSH analogue and the broader-acting of the two - it is the earlier compound, and the one most of the melanocortin literature is built on. PT-141, also called Bremelanotide, was engineered from that work to act more selectively through central receptors. KPV, listed separately under inflammatory research, is a fragment of the same parent molecule but is not reported to produce the pigmentation effects associated with the fuller analogues.

As with the nootropic group, these compounds attract recurring search demand for a nasal-spray format that Pillar Research does not supply. Every vial here is lyophilised research material with a batch-specific certificate of analysis.

All compounds listed are supplied for in vitro laboratory and educational research only. They are not listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) and are not for human or animal consumption.