penewbie
Research Enthusiast
Whoa, that's crazy, I had no idea.Every "purity" test you see of UGL peptides is conducted AFTER being filtered with a .22um syringe filter. Contaminants larger than that, which are common, are removed first.
Unless you're filtering first, you're not injecting what you see in the test result, but the "raw" version with some unknown amount of contamination, consisting of glass delimitation shards, rubber particulates, bacteria, peptide aggregates, etc.