What GLP-3 RT is
"GLP-3 peptide" is the informal name researchers use for GLP-3 RT, a 39-residue synthetic peptide built to act on three receptors at once: GIPR, GLP-1R and the glucagon receptor. There is no natural hormone called GLP-3; the name describes the triple-receptor design. Its formula is C221H342N46O68 and its average molecular weight 4731.33 g/mol, and those two numbers are what every certificate checks the material against.
GLP3 Peptide Co. lists GLP-3 RT in 10 mg and 15 mg and 30 mg vials, currently $64.99 to $159.99 through Klow.bio. The newest lot, KB89232, reported 99.98% HPLC purity with LC-MS identity confirmed, and the full certificate for every lot is linked here.
"GLP-3" is an informal name for this three-receptor design. It does not refer to a naturally occurring hormone; there is no endogenous peptide called GLP-3. That is why GLP3 Labs identifies the material by its molecular data and lot results rather than by name alone.
Structure
Two α-aminoisobutyric acid (Aib) residues and one α-methyl-leucine constrain the peptide backbone. A C20 fatty diacid, attached to lysine 17 through a γ-glutamate and AEEA spacer, makes the molecule strongly hydrophobic, so it elutes late on reversed-phase HPLC. The C-terminus is amidated. The sequence contains no methionine, cysteine, tryptophan, histidine or asparagine.
Molecular characteristics, or the complete GLP-3 specifications.
Storage and handling
Store sealed, dry and protected from light at the temperature stated on the vial label. Allow a cold vial to reach room temperature before opening. Lyophilized material absorbs moisture from the air, and absorbed moisture restarts the reactions that drying slows, so keep vials sealed until needed. Storage and stability guide.