Research and analytical development divisions
Services
Peptide macromolecule characterization
This division identifies the structure and assays the concentration of biologically active peptide polymers in complex matrices — including high-demand active ingredients such as semaglutide and tirzepatide, across lyophilized, injectable, or nutritional formulations. High-resolution methods deliver objective technical findings, essential for batch validation and purity verification.
Bioactive peptides (BAP)
Oligomers of specific amino-acid sequences linked by amide bonds, acting as modulators in biological systems. Depending on their design, they take part in metabolic signaling, act as receptor ligands, or serve as regulatory catalysts — directly affecting cellular homeostasis, tissue repair, and immune response.
Chromatographic assays of regulated hormonal compounds
This section screens, separates, and quantifies synthetic anabolic and androgenic agents in solid, liquid, or oil-based samples. Precise fractionation delimits the exact chemical identity and dosage of the steroids present, documenting cross-contamination risk or undeclared substances that can affect liver function and endocrine balance.
Anabolic-androgenic agents (AAS)
Synthetic derivatives structurally related to testosterone, targeting protein-synthesis pathways to promote skeletal muscle growth. Due to their pharmacological profile, sale and distribution without medical prescription is strictly regulated internationally.