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Peptide Quality Control

Meaning

Peptide Quality Control refers to the rigorous set of analytical and manufacturing processes implemented to ensure that synthetic peptide products meet strict standards for identity, purity, potency, and safety for clinical use. This multifaceted control process is absolutely essential for ensuring therapeutic efficacy and minimizing the risk of adverse reactions from impurities, such as truncated sequences, side-chain modifications, or residual solvent contaminants. High-quality peptides are characterized by a defined primary structure and a purity profile often exceeding 98 percent.