AURAPEP RESEARCH LIBRARY
All Research Articles
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37 articles
Compound & Pathway Profiles
Kisspeptin Research: Reproductive-Axis Signalling and Human Evidence
How kisspeptin helps regulate GnRH and gonadotropin signalling, with careful separation of physiology from therapeutic claims.
Compound & Pathway Profiles
CJC-1295 and Ipamorelin Research: Two Distinct Secretagogue Pathways
How a GHRH analogue and a ghrelin-receptor agonist differ—and why separate studies do not prove a combined protocol.
Compound & Pathway Profiles
MOTS-c Research: Mitochondrial Signalling, Metabolism and Evidence Limits
What cell and animal studies report, what small human experiments measured, and why endogenous responses are not intervention trials.
Compound & Pathway Profiles
TB-500 and Thymosin Beta-4 Research: Related Names, Different Evidence
Why evidence for full-length thymosin beta-4, short fragments and commercial TB-500 materials must be kept separate.
Regulatory & Safety
“Research Use Only” in Canada: What the Label Means—and Does Not Mean
Why an RUO statement describes a claimed research purpose but is not, by itself, a regulatory authorization or legal safe harbour.
Quality & Analytical Science
Peptide Stability and Degradation: Temperature, Light, Oxidation and Aggregation
A research-focused guide to chemical and physical degradation and the analytical methods used to investigate them.
Understanding Evidence
Biomarkers, Surrogate Endpoints and Clinical Outcomes: Understanding the Difference
Why a measurable biological change is not automatically evidence that people feel, function or survive better.
Research Pathways
Receptor Signalling in Peptide Research: Agonists, Antagonists and Pathway Selectivity
How receptor binding, efficacy, potency and experimental context shape what a signalling result can—and cannot—show.
Compound & Pathway Profiles
Amylin, GLP-1 and Combination Metabolic Research
Why amylin and GLP-1 pathways are studied together, what combination trials can show, and why evidence cannot be transferred between molecules or blends.