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Metabolic

Tirzepatide

Reference profiles for every peptide in our catalog — receptors, mechanisms, half-life, molecular data, and reconstitution guidance. Written for researchers, backed by third-party Certificates of Analysis on every batch we ship.

At a glance

Receptor

GLP-1R / GIPR (dual)

Molecular Weight

4813.5 Da

Reported Half-Life

~5 days

Storage

-20°C lyophilized

Molecular Formula

C225H348N48O68

CAS Number

2023788-19-2

Purity

≥99%

Reconstitution

BAC water

Overview

Metabolic peptides are studied in vitro and in animal models for their effects on glucose handling, insulin signaling, appetite regulation, and energy expenditure. They typically engage incretin or amylin receptor pathways.

Tirzepatide is studied for its activity at GLP-1R / GIPR (dual), with a reported half-life of ~5 days. The compound is supplied as a lyophilized powder and reconstituted with bac water prior to use in laboratory research.

Mechanism of Action

GPCR-driven cAMP / PKA cascade with downstream effects on insulin secretion, gastric emptying, and central appetite circuits.

In published in-vitro work, Tirzepatide engages GLP-1R alongside related receptor subtypes to initiate downstream signaling. The reported half-life of ~5 days informs typical dosing intervals in experimental protocols.

Research Applications

Handling & Reconstitution

Reference guidance for laboratory handling.

Quality & Verification

Related Entries

GLP-1 receptor pharmacology

Triple incretin agonist research

Amylin receptor research

Lipolysis pathway research

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For Research Use Only

Not for human or veterinary use. Information on this page is provided as a reference summary and does not constitute medical advice.