Description
The size most labs reach for
Ten milligrams is the GLP-1 quantity we see ordered most often. It holds enough to cover a typical in-vitro series from start to finish, and it keeps storage simple: one vial, one lot, one set of records. Groups running a first animal protocol often find it fits comfortably as well.
About GLP-1 receptor research
The GLP-1 receptor is a class B G-protein-coupled receptor. When an agonist binds, it raises intracellular cAMP, and much of the published research traces what follows: insulin granule release in beta cells, effects on beta-cell survival in culture, changes in gastric motility in rodents, and signaling in brainstem and hypothalamic neurons. Our GLP-1 product is a single-receptor research peptide intended for this type of mechanistic study.
Specification list
- Format: one glass vial
- Labeled quantity: 10 mg
- Form: lyophilized solid
- Class: GLP-1 receptor agonist (single receptor)
Fitting it into a study design
If your work asks how much additional receptor activity changes an outcome, the 10 mg GLP-1 vial pairs naturally with the 10 mg GLP-2 vial (dual GLP-1/GIP) and a GLP-3 vial (triple GLP-1/GIP/glucagon). Ordering equal quantities across classes keeps the comparison clean and your budget predictable.
Reconstitution reminder
Bring the vial to room temperature, add diluent gently along the glass, and let the powder dissolve without vigorous shaking. Note the volume used so your working concentration is documented.
Ten milligrams also leaves a margin for the unexpected. A failed run, a new control group or a reviewer’s request for one more replicate can usually be covered from what remains, without pulling in material from a different lot. Groups that later expand a project often stay with this size and simply order a second vial, noting both lots.
Verified by lot
Refresh Research does not rely on a supplier’s word alone. Each lot is analyzed by an outside lab, and the resulting certificate is published in COA / Lab Reports, filed under the lot code you will see on the vial.
For research purposes in a laboratory environment only.
