Your guide to peptides in 2026
NAD+ — The Coenzyme at the Centre of Longevity Biology Not everything in the Longevity section of this library is a peptide. NAD+ — nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide — is a coenzyme rather than a peptide, but its central position in the biology of ageing makes it impossible to cover the longevity landscape honestly without addressing…
Epithalon — The Tetrapeptide at the Frontier of Longevity Biology At the end of every chromosome in every cell in your body sits a telomere a protective cap made of repetitive DNA sequences whose function is often compared to the plastic tip on a shoelace. Every time a cell divides, those telomeres shorten slightly. When…
MOTS-c — The Mitochondrial Peptide That Speaks the Language of Cellular Energy MOTS-c For most of human history, mitochondria were understood as one thing — the powerhouse of the cell. The engine room. The place where energy was made. End of story. That understanding is now known to be significantly incomplete. Mitochondria are not just…
GHK-Cu — The Copper Peptide That Touches Everything GHK-Cu Some compounds in the research peptide world do one thing exceptionally well. GHK-Cu does many things and does most of them with an evidence base that is, by the standards of this library, genuinely remarkable. GHK — glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine — is a tripeptide that occurs naturally in…
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