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Information on procedures, methods, and protocols on peptide storage.
| Peptide Handling and Storage - http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/Brands/Sigma_Genosys/Custom_Peptides/Key_Resources/Handling___Storage.html In general, peptide solutions are stable for up to a week at 4°C. However, if the peptide sequence has inherent instability (Peptide Stability), it might be better to freeze the solution when not in use. Peptide solutions at pH>8 should also be frozen when not in use. Sigma Aldrich. - [Read Peptide Handling and Storage] |
| Peptide Storage Information - http://www.lerner.ccf.org/services/molecbiotech/peptide.php Great peptide storage information. Lerner. Peptides are provided as lyophilized product that should be stored as dry powder at -20°C to -70°C in a desiccator, if possible. After lyophilization, peptides retain significant amounts of water. Peptides are slowly degraded particularly the cysteine-containing peptides are oxidized over time at -20°C. - [Read Peptide Storage Information] |
| Peptide Storage Recommendations - http://www.covalab.com/handling/peptide%20handling%20&%20storage.pdf Peptide Storage Recommendations. CovaLab. - [Read Peptide Storage Recommendations] |
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