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Description
Final Summary Lyophilized peptides Typically stable for several days to about 3 weeks at room temperature Stability may be longer for robust sequences stored in very dry conditions Reconstituted peptides Stable for a few hours to a few days at room temperature Should be moved to refrigeration or freezing as soon as possible Whenever possible, store peptides at low temperatures
Working well
This process removes water under low pressure, transforming the peptide into a stable, powdered state that can withstand transport and storage without degrading
It is not applicable in routine human clinical practice
