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How to Read Adamax CoA: Comparison of Key Data Points

HPLC Purity Percentage of target peptide vs total detectable compounds ≥95% ≥98% Multiple peaks >1%, broad/split peaks, baseline drift Single dominant peak at expected retention time with <1% secondary peaks confirms synthesis quality and minimal degradation M

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  • HPLC Purity
  • Percentage of target peptide vs total detectable compounds
  • ≥95%
  • ≥98%
  • Multiple peaks >1%, broad/split peaks, baseline drift
  • Single dominant peak at expected retention time with <1% secondary peaks confirms synthesis quality and minimal degradation
  • Mass Spectrometry
  • Molecular weight match to confirm sequence identity
  • ±1.0 Da from expected MW
  • ±0.5 Da from expected MW
  • Delta >1.0 Da, unexpected oxidation state, missing disulphide confirmation
  • Observed MW within ±0.5 Da eliminates sequence errors, amino acid substitutions, and structural modifications
  • Endotoxin (LAL)
  • Lipopolysaccharide contamination from bacterial sources
  • <1.0 EU/mg
  • <0.1 EU/mg
  • >1.0 EU/mg, no method listed, 'ND' without detection limit
  • LAL Kinetic Chromogenic with <0.1 EU/mg confirms peptide won't trigger immune activation or cytokine release in assays
  • Sterility Testing
  • Absence of viable microbial contamination
  • No Growth (14-day incubation)
  • Growth Detected, contamination observed, incomplete incubation period
  • Direct inoculation with No Growth at 14 days confirms absence of bacteria, yeast, and mould. Mandatory for cell culture applications
  • Peptide Content
  • Actual peptide weight as percentage of total lyophilised mass
  • ≥80%
  • ≥85%
  • <75%, no correction factor provided, TFA salt content not disclosed
  • Content percentage corrects for residual TFA, acetate, and water. Critical for accurate dosing when calculating molarity