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Peptide Therapy Stability

Meaning

Peptide therapy stability refers to the capacity of a synthetic peptide therapeutic agent to maintain its intended chemical structure, physical form, and biological activity over its defined shelf-life and during clinical administration. Peptides, being chains of amino acids, are susceptible to degradation processes like hydrolysis, oxidation, and aggregation, which can render them ineffective or potentially immunogenic. Ensuring stability is essential for the reliability and safety of these targeted hormonal and metabolic treatments.