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Reading
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Terminology · Biochemistry
What is a peptide?
A peptide is a short chain of amino acids. That simple definition hides most of what actually matters — where the boundary with proteins sits, why sequence is not the whole story, and why two vials labelled with the same name are not necessarily the same substance.
6 minute read · reviewed 17 August 2026
Evidence · Study design
Research evidence versus clinical evidence
Most published findings about peptides come from cells and animals. Very few come from adequately powered human trials. The distance between those two positions is not a detail — it is the single most useful thing to hold in mind when reading about any compound.
7 minute read · reviewed 17 August 2026
Laboratory standards · Quality
What a certificate of analysis actually shows
A certificate of analysis records what specific tests found in a specific batch on a specific date. It is a useful document and a frequently misread one. Most of the questions people bring to a certificate are not questions it answers.
6 minute read · reviewed 17 August 2026
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