PE 22-28 research kit of 10 vials

GLP-2T

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Restricted to laboratory and analytical research

Products in this catalog are supplied as research materials only. They are not drugs, foods, cosmetics, supplements, or medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

Compound overview

Product specifications, research context, and handling information.

GLP-2T

GLP-2T is a synthetic peptide that activates GIP and GLP-1 receptors and is studied in incretin and metabolic signaling research.

Experimental models examine receptor activation, glucose-response signaling, nutrient handling, and related metabolic pathways. This listing is supplied as a kit of 10 vials, with per-vial amounts shown in Product Details.

Key Research Areas

  • GIP receptor activity
  • GLP-1 receptor signaling
  • Glucose-response models
  • Comparative incretin pharmacology

Mechanism of Interest

GLP-2T engages both GIP and GLP-1 receptors. Researchers measure downstream receptor signaling and endocrine responses to distinguish the contributions of each pathway.

Product Details

Format: Kit of 10 vials
Available Options: 5 mg per vial × 10 vials = 50 mg per kit; 10 mg per vial × 10 vials = 100 mg per kit; 15 mg per vial × 10 vials = 150 mg per kit; 20 mg per vial × 10 vials = 200 mg per kit; 30 mg per vial × 10 vials = 300 mg per kit; 40 mg per vial × 10 vials = 400 mg per kit; 45 mg per vial × 10 vials = 450 mg per kit; 50 mg per vial × 10 vials = 500 mg per kit; 60 mg per vial × 10 vials = 600 mg per kit
Compound Class: Synthetic peptide; dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist
Compound: GLP-2T
Storage: Follow the product label and lot-specific storage instructions. Prepared-sample storage depends on formulation and validated laboratory stability conditions.

The Dual-Incretin Connection

GIP and GLP-1 both contribute to nutrient-response signaling. GLP-2T research examines how activating both receptors changes metabolic signaling and how each pathway contributes to the combined response.

Research Use Only:

This product is intended strictly for laboratory and research purposes. Not for human consumption, medical use, diagnostic use, or therapeutic use.