Leptin (93-105) is a peptide fragment derived from the human leptin protein, which plays a crucial role in regulating energy balance, appetite, and metabolism. The full-length leptin protein is produced primarily by adipose (fat) tissue and is involved in signaling to the hypothalamus to inhibit hunger and promote energy expenditure. The specific fragment referred to as Leptin (93-105) corresponds to a portion of the leptin molecule that retains some biological activity, influencing various physiological processes. This peptide is characterized by its sequence of amino acids, which contributes to its interaction with leptin receptors. The CAS number 200436-43-7 uniquely identifies this specific peptide, facilitating its recognition in scientific literature and databases. Leptin's function is closely linked to obesity and metabolic disorders, making it a significant focus of research in endocrinology and weight management. Its stability, solubility, and potential therapeutic applications are also areas of interest in the study of metabolic regulation and obesity treatment strategies.

Leptin (93-105) (human)

200436-43-7: Leptin (93-105) is a peptide fragment derived from the human leptin protein, which plays a crucial role in regulating energy balance, appetite, and metabolism. The full-length leptin protein is produced primarily by adipose (fat) tissue and is involved in signaling to the hypothalamus to inhibit hunger and promote energy expenditure. The specific fragment referred to as Leptin (93-105) corresponds to a portion of the leptin molecule that retains some biological activity, influencing various physiological processes. This peptide is characterized by its sequence of amino acids, which contributes to its interaction with leptin receptors. The CAS number 200436-43-7 uniquely identifies this specific peptide, facilitating its recognition in scientific literature and databases. Leptin's function is closely linked to obesity and metabolic disorders, making it a significant focus of research in endocrinology and weight management. Its stability, solubility, and potential therapeutic applications are also areas of interest in the study of metabolic regulation and obesity treatment strategies.

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CAS 200436-43-7

Leptin (93-105) (human)

Leptin (93-105) (human)

Ref: 3D-PP50823

Leptin (93-105) (human)

Ref: 3D-FL109002