KPV
Order KPV in 10 mg online at Invus Labs. See prices and stock status. For laboratory research only, not for human use.
10 mg · SEK 449
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What is KPV?
KPV is a tripeptide whose name directly identifies the amino-acid order: lysine, proline and valine. The three letters are a compact sequence designation.
K is the one-letter code for lysine, P for proline and V for valine. KPV can also be written Lys–Pro–Val, expressing the same sequence without one-letter codes.
KPV has the same number of amino acids as GHK, for example, but different building blocks and order. Two substances being tripeptides does not make them the same molecule.
Product information
- Product name
- KPV
- Substance type
- Tripeptide
- Sequence
- Lys–Pro–Val
- Amino acids
- Lysine, proline and valine
- Listed variants
- 10 mg
- Intended for
- In-vitro research. Not for human or animal use.
KPV as a separate product and in Klow
KPV is also listed as a component of Klow. The separate KPV product differs from Klow, which lists three additional named components.
The quantity of a KPV variant cannot be transferred to the KPV content of the Klow blend. That comparison requires a stated amount or proportion for KPV within the blend.
Frequently asked questions about KPV
What does KPV stand for?
KPV gives the one-letter codes for lysine, proline and valine in that order.
Do KPV and GHK identify the same contents?
Both are tripeptide designations, but their amino acids and sequences differ. They identify different molecules.
Which variants of KPV are listed?
Listed variants: 10 mg. The quantity belongs to each product variant; current availability is shown in the variant selector.
Further reading
- What is KPV?
PubChem CID 125672 is titled Msh (11-13) and lists Lys-Pro-Val.
- mg, mg/mL and mol: how to read quantity statements
A number on a label and a number in a research paper can describe entirely different things.
- Peptide Research Reference Standards
The role of peptide materials in laboratory research.
- Mass Spectrometry for Peptides
How molecular identity and mass are examined in analytical work.
For laboratory research only. Not for human or veterinary use.