
This analysis is designed to confirm the identity and determine the amount and peptide purity of Cartalax in lyophilized samples and raw API powders. HPLC testing provides information about the actual content of the target peptide and its purity relative to chromatographically detectable impurities.
Cartalax, also known as AED, is an ultrashort peptide composed of three amino acids: alanine, glutamic acid and aspartic acid. Its sequence is written as Ala-Glu-Asp. Scientific literature classifies it among short regulatory peptides investigated in relation to cellular and molecular processes.
HPLC analysis confirms whether the sample contains Cartalax, determines its amount and evaluates peptide purity.
Important Notice
The alternative m/m purity result format is intended exclusively for raw API powders. For lyophilized samples, the standard result format provides the amount of cartalax in mg per vial together with peptide purity.
Elemental analysis providing accurate measurement of nitrogen and sulphur content. The results can be used to determine Net Peptide Content (NPC).
