You wish to carry out an analysis of synthetic peptides present in your matrices or finished products
What is a synthetic peptide?
A synthetic peptide is a chain of amino acids (like proteins, but shorter) that is artificially made in a laboratory, usually by chemical synthesis rather than biological means.
Why analyze your synthetic peptides?
Les peptides synthétiques sont largement utilisés dans les secteurs pharmaceutique, cosmétique, ou biotechnologique. Leur efficacité et leur sécurité dépendent directement de leur pureté, de leur séquence et de leur stabilité.
Une analyse fiable permet de garantir la qualité de vos produits, de répondre aux exigences réglementaires et d’accélérer vos projets R&D ou industriels.
FILAB offers you the analysis of synthetic peptides
Peptides are versatile molecules used in various sectors such as pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Their specificity and effectiveness allow them to play a key role in the development of new treatments or the improvement of skin care. This diversity of applications underscores the considerable potential of peptides and the importance of continuing research in this field.
Our analysis services on synthetic peptides
Purity control
Search for impurities and contaminants
Regulatory support for your quality files (ICH, pharmacopoeias, ISO, etc.)
Checking the molecular mass and expected sequence
Stability studies (thermal, oxidative, hydrolytic stress)
Why choose FILAB for synthetic peptide analysis
Recognized expertise in chemical and biochemical analysis.
Independent and impartial results.
Personalized support: from one-off analyses to the implementation of monitoring programs.
Responsiveness thanks to an integrated laboratory located on a single site.
FAQ
Because its purity, sequence, and stability determine its efficacy and safety. Analysis ensures that it meets expected specifications and complies with regulatory standards.
- Chemical purity
- Exact sequence (peptide identity)
- Molecular mass
- Impurity profile (truncations, unintentional modifications)
- Stability under stress (temperature, oxidation, hydrolysis)
- Concentration and dosage
Peptides intended for the pharmaceutical sector must meet ICH and pharmacopoeial (USP, Ph. Eur.) requirements.
In the cosmetics sector, they must comply with Regulation (EC) No. 1223/2009.
Traceability and analytical documentation are essential for marketing.
- A crude peptide still contains impurities related to synthesis.
- A purified peptide has undergone purification steps (often preparative HPLC) and achieved a higher level of purity (>95% depending on the application).
