Research Compound Library
Research Use Only. Reference material for in-vitro laboratory research. Reserve Research compounds are not for human or veterinary use.
In simple words
This is our library of fact pages. Each page explains one research compound: what it is, what it is made of, and how scientists study it in the lab. Every page links to the product. Two guides explain what “Research Use Only” means and why testing matters.
The Reserve Research Compound Library is a set of technical reference pages for every compound we carry. Each entry covers identity data (CAS number, molecular formula and weight, sequence), structure, the mechanisms studied in published research, lab handling and storage, what a certificate of analysis should show, a question-and-answer section and primary-literature references.
Guides
Incretin and amylin receptor peptides
Dual agonist · GIPR + GLP-1RTirzepatideLY3298176. Lipidated 39-aa peptide; CAS 2023788-19-2.Read reference →
Triple agonist · GCGR + GIPR + GLP-1RRetatrutideLY3437943. Lipidated 39-aa peptide; CAS 2381089-83-2.Read reference →
Amylin analogue · AMY1–3 + CTRCagrilintideAM833. Lipidated, non-fibrillating amylin analogue; CAS 1415456-99-3.Read reference →
Growth hormone axis
Cell and tissue research peptides
Thymosin β4 fragmentTB-500Ac-LKKTETQ, the actin-binding motif of Tβ4; CAS 885340-08-9.Read reference →
Copper peptideGHK-CuCopper tripeptide-1. Copper transport and matrix-synthesis research.Read reference →
α-MSH fragmentKPVLys-Pro-Val tripeptide; PepT1 transport and NF-κB signaling research.Read reference →
Neuropeptide analogues
Small molecules and lab supplies
Every Reserve Research batch is independently tested; look up any batch on the COA verification page or browse the catalog.