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Lyophilized Peptide Storage

Meaning

Lyophilized Peptide Storage refers to the crucial process of maintaining the structural integrity and biological activity of peptide-based therapeutic agents that have been subjected to lyophilization, or freeze-drying, a technique for preservation. Lyophilization removes water from the peptide solution, transforming it into a stable, porous solid—a cake—which drastically reduces the risk of chemical degradation, aggregation, and microbial growth during long-term storage. Proper storage, typically involving refrigeration or freezing, is mandatory to prevent the degradation of the peptide’s primary and secondary structure, thereby ensuring that the compound retains its full clinical potency upon reconstitution.