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>99% Purity Verified
HPLC purity verification; third-party COA recommended for final release
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Bioregulators
Cardiogen
Short Regulatory Peptide for Cardiovascular gene-expression and cellular signaling models research models, supplied as lyophilized powder for qualified laboratory review.
+99% Purity
Third-Party Tested
COA Available
Available Presentations
Selected: 20 mg. Mention the exact presentation when requesting documentation.
Technical Specifications
Primary analytical and handling data aligned to the current product record.
Molecular Formula
C18H31N7O9
Molecular Weight
489.5 g/mol
Sequence
To be confirmed by batch COA
| Product Form | Lyophilized Powder |
|---|---|
| Presentation | 20 mg / 10 Vials |
| Batch Number | CAD029-170526 |
| Testing | HPLC purity verification; third-party COA recommended for final release |
| Appearance | White to off-white lyophilized powder |
| Storage | Store according to batch COA and internal laboratory SOP. Protect from light and avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles where applicable. |
| Research Use | Research Use Only (RUO) |
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View productResearch FAQ — Cardiogen
Frequently asked questions about this compound for laboratory researchers.
What is Cardiogen?
This page lists the research-use profile, presentation range, technical specifications, and batch-aligned documentation path for this compound.
How should documentation be requested?
Use the exact compound name, presentation, and batch number when requesting a certificate or availability confirmation.
Which presentation should I reference?
Always reference the specific amount shown in the presentation selector and match it to the corresponding batch record.
How should Cardiogen be stored?
Follow the storage conditions listed in the Technical Specifications section and batch documentation.