GLP-2 TZ

GLP‑2 TZ – Research‑Grade Glucagon‑Like Peptide‑2

Engineered for rigorous laboratory investigation, GLP‑2 TZ delivers a precisely defined glucagon‑like peptide‑2 analogue ideal for studies of intestinal physiology, mucosal growth, and metabolic signaling pathways. Synthesized under strict GMP conditions, this peptide provides the consistency and purity required for reproducible results across cell‑based assays, organ culture, and in‑vivo models.

What it is

GLP‑2 TZ is a synthetic analogue of the native GLP‑2 hormone, retaining the full 33‑amino‑acid sequence (His‑Ala‑Gly‑…‑Gly‑Arg) with an N‑terminal acetylation and C‑terminal amidation to enhance stability in experimental settings. The product is supplied as a lyophilized powder (purity ≥ 98 % by HPLC) and is accompanied by a Certificate of Analysis that details exact mass, sequence verification, and endotoxin levels. Each batch is traceable by a unique product code and lot number, ensuring clear documentation for publication‑ready data.

• High purity & analytical confirmation – ≥ 98 % purity, validated by HPLC, mass spectrometry, and amino‑acid analysis.
• Stable formulation – Lyophilized in a glass‑vial with a protective excipient matrix, providing long‑term storage stability at –20 °C.
• Consistent batch documentation – Full Certificate of Analysis, including peptide sequence, molecular weight, and endotoxin assessment.
• Optimized for diverse models – Suitable for in‑vitro cell cultures, ex‑vivo intestinal tissue, and rodent studies investigating mucosal growth, barrier function, and nutrient absorption.
• Scalable supply – Available in 1 mg, 5 mg, and 10 mg vials to match the scale of exploratory or high‑throughput projects.

Choose GLP‑2 TZ when your research demands a reliable, well‑characterized peptide that integrates seamlessly into experimental workflows. With rigorous quality control and comprehensive batch documentation, this reagent supports the generation of high‑impact data and accelerates discovery in gastrointestinal and metabolic science.