About PeptaBase
An open-access index for peptide research, pharmacokinetic data, and peer-reviewed literature.
Why We Built PeptaBase
Searching for reliable peptide data online is usually a headache. Most sites force you to jump between dense PubMed papers, scattered forum threads, and confusing marketing write-ups just to find basic info like half-life, studied dosages, or molar mass. We created PeptaBase to solve that problem: a clean, central database where every compound is formatted consistently, paired with direct links to peer-reviewed studies.
What Sets Us Apart
- Western Peptides & Russian Bioregulators: We index standard research peptides (like BPC-157, Semaglutide, and CJC-1295) alongside Russian bioregulator peptides developed at the St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology (such as Epithalon, Endoluten, and Pinealon).
- Direct Citation Mapping: Every summary links straight to PubMed IDs and DOI research papers so you can read the original studies yourself.
- Standardized Evidence Levels: We organize research into clear categories—Preclinical, Early Human, Clinical, or Marketed—based strictly on peer-reviewed literature.
- Built-in Lab Tools: Our site includes instant reconstitution calculators and side-by-side compound comparisons to streamline your research workflow.
Our Editorial Standard
We don't extrapolate mouse data into human facts, and we don't hide gaps in research. If a compound only has preclinical cell data available, we label it as such. If human trials are missing, we state that clearly. Our goal is simple: provide a fast, accurate, and structured reference tool for peptide research.