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Peptide Impurity Profiling

Meaning

Peptide impurity profiling is a rigorous analytical chemistry process used to identify, quantify, and characterize all chemical byproducts, truncated sequences, and non-target compounds present in a synthesized peptide preparation. This critical quality control measure is essential to ensure the therapeutic safety and biological efficacy of peptide pharmaceuticals. In clinical practice, this profiling is mandatory to verify that the administered product is composed of the intended peptide at the specified purity level, minimizing the risk of adverse immunological or toxicological reactions.