Larazotide (Encapsulated)

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Larazotide (AT-1001) is a synthetic octapeptide supplied in a 500mcg encapsulated research format for in vitro epithelial-barrier studies.

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SKU: 1-11-159 Category:

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Description

What is Larazotide?

Larazotide, also known as AT-1001, is a synthetic octapeptide with the sequence Gly-Gly-Val-Leu-Val-Gln-Pro-Gly. In laboratory research, it is used in epithelial-barrier models to investigate tight-junction regulation and paracellular permeability.

Product format and identity

This listing is for an encapsulated 500mcg research format. It is not marketed as a dietary supplement or for consumer use.

  • ICN: 1-11-159
  • Alternate names: Larazotide; AT-1001; zonulin antagonist
  • Strength: 500mcg
  • CAS Number: 881851-50-9
  • Formula: C34H59N9O12
  • Molecular weight: 785.9 g/mol

Research context

Researchers may use Larazotide in controlled in vitro systems focused on epithelial barriers, tight-junction assembly, and permeability signaling. Qualified personnel should establish experimental controls and handling procedures.

Storage and handling

Store in a cool, dry place at -20°C and protect from light.

Larazotide FAQ

Is Larazotide a peptide?
Yes. Larazotide is an eight-amino-acid synthetic peptide.

Is this Larazotide a supplement?
No. It is a laboratory research material and is not intended for human or veterinary use, consumption, or therapeutic application.

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