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Peptide Impurity Profile

Meaning

The Peptide Impurity Profile is a critical, comprehensive analytical report detailing all non-target substances present within a synthesized peptide drug batch, including truncated sequences, oxidized forms, and side-chain modifications. This profile is a mandatory quality control measure in pharmaceutical manufacturing, establishing the precise chemical identity and concentration of all contaminants relative to the primary active peptide. Ensuring a highly pure profile is essential for guaranteeing the safety, stability, and predictable clinical efficacy of peptide-based hormonal therapies.