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OCN-TESA-05
Tesamorelin
N-terminally modified human GHRH(1–44) analogue
Peptide research material
Labeled quantity · 5 mg
$45.00For laboratory research only. Not for human or veterinary use.
Batch documentation
Certificate of Analysis
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Original submitted document
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Overview
What it is
Tesamorelin is a synthetic 44-residue analogue of human growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH), also called growth hormone-releasing factor (GRF). Its reference structure retains the full GHRH(1–44) peptide backbone.
A trans-3-hexenoyl group modifies the N-terminal tyrosine, and the reference peptide has a C-terminal amide. The chemical descriptor trans-3-hexenoyl-hGRF(1–44)-NH2 captures these terminal features. The cited chemistry review describes tesamorelin acetate; it does not confirm the salt form of this catalog material.
Documentation
Catalog notes
Tesamorelin’s N-terminal modification distinguishes its reference structure from unmodified GHRH.
The 5 mg label is the catalog quantity. The linked COA contains the current submitted sample results.
Reference
Product specifications
Scientific details describe reference chemistry, not batch-specific measurements. Consult the applicable supplied-material documentation for test results.
Scientific references
Source documents
Sources support the scientific descriptions above. They do not certify the identity, composition, or quality of the material supplied by Oceantide Labs.
FDA · Tesamorelin chemistry review (2010)Reference chemistry · does not certify this catalog material