Peptide stability table (revision 13)

The peptide stability table collects reported storage conditions and stability intervals for compounds covered on this wiki. It is a navigational and comparative aid rather than a source in its own right: every figure in it is attributable to labelling or to a published study, and the two are not equivalent evidence.

Stability is a property of a formulation in a container under conditions, not of a molecule. The same peptide may carry a 36-month shelf life as a manufactured product and no meaningful stability claim at all as a lyophilised research powder in an unspecified vial, because nobody has run the study.^[1] Where the table records a figure for a research compound, that figure is almost always extrapolated from a related product or from a small published study, and the notes column says so.

Filter by compound name, or by storage class. Sorting is available on every column.