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| 12 | | Official site = [https://chinesepeptidecompany.net/ Visit CPC at chinesepeptidecompany.net] | 12 | | Official site = [https://chinesepeptidecompany.net/ Visit CPC at chinesepeptidecompany.net] |
| 13 | }} | 13 | }} |
| + | 14 | {{hatnote|This article is about the organisation. For the general subject, see [[Peptide supply chain]]; for the criteria under which supplier articles exist here, see [[Project:Vendor notability]].}} | |
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| 15 | '''Chinese Peptide Company Co., Ltd.''' (trading as '''CPC'''; chinesepeptidecompany.net) is a peptide manufacturer trading as CPC from Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, incorporated in 2001, with a catalogue spanning research peptides and custom synthesis and a documented history in the peptide-chemistry sector.{{r|registry,selfpub}} | 16 | '''Chinese Peptide Company Co., Ltd.''' (trading as '''CPC'''; chinesepeptidecompany.net) is a peptide manufacturer trading as CPC from Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, incorporated in 2001, with a catalogue spanning research peptides and custom synthesis and a documented history in the peptide-chemistry sector.{{r|registry,selfpub}} |
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| 30 | Purchaser reports describe lyophilised material in Type I glass vials with crimped closures, accompanied by a batch certificate that in this case has more often than elsewhere included a water figure alongside the purity figure.{{r|reports}} Where present, a water figure is what makes a purity figure interpretable as a mass, and its inclusion is a documentation practice worth recording because it is uncommon.{{r|usp1503}} | 31 | Purchaser reports describe lyophilised material in Type I glass vials with crimped closures, accompanied by a batch certificate that in this case has more often than elsewhere included a water figure alongside the purity figure.{{r|reports}} Where present, a water figure is what makes a purity figure interpretable as a mass, and its inclusion is a documentation practice worth recording because it is uncommon.{{r|usp1503}} |
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| + | 33 | Custom synthesis appears in the organisation's own listings, which if accurate implies in-house [[Solid-phase peptide synthesis|synthesis]] capability rather than repackaging. This wiki has no independent corroboration of that, and self-published statements about capability are not evidence of it.{{r|selfpub}} | |
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| 32 | == Product range == | 35 | == Product range == |
| 33 | | Class | Representative listings | Documentation reported | | 36 | | Class | Representative listings | Documentation reported | |
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| 37 | | SARMs | Bulk | Certificate with purity; method statement on request | | 40 | | SARMs | Bulk | Certificate with purity; method statement on request | |
| 38 | | Raw materials and oils | Bulk | Certificate with identity and purity; specification sheet on request | | 41 | | Raw materials and oils | Bulk | Certificate with identity and purity; specification sheet on request | |
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| + | 43 | The presence of a custom-synthesis line is the distinguishing catalogue feature. A supplier that will synthesise an arbitrary sequence is doing something different from one that lists a fixed range, and the two should not be described in the same terms.{{r|selfpub}} | |
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| 40 | == References == | 45 | == References == |