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 Handling Peptides - Tips Dissolving Peptides - Peptide Reconstitution Companies and peptide synthesis facilities supply peptides in serum vials as dry, fluffy, freeze-dried pellets. Storing Peptides Peptides are stored in a freezer after you have received them. This can be in a -20 C freezer or a - 80 C freezer preferrably. Dissolving Peptides 10% acetic acid is usually used for positively charged peptides 10% ammonium bicarbonate solution is used for negatively charged peptides Acetonitrile, DMSO, DMF, or isopropanol can also be used to dissolve peptides        |
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