Melanotan II (MT-1) is a synthetic melanocyte-stimulating hormone analog used to study the melanocortin receptor signaling pathway and melanin production mechanism.
Melanotan II (MT-1) is a synthetic cyclic heptapeptide α-MSH analog that participates in the study of the melanocortin system by mimicking the structure of natural melanocyte-stimulating hormone. This molecule exhibits high structural stability, is composed of modified amino acids, and is stored as a lyophilized powder. Melanotan II is typically evaluated for quality using HPLC purity testing and LC-MS identification. As a research tool, this product is primarily used to explore melanocortin receptors (MC receptors), the regulation of melanin production, and related cellular signaling mechanisms.
Melanotan II is primarily used in skin biology, endocrinology, neuroscience, and receptor signaling research. Researchers utilize Melanotan II to study the activation mechanisms of melanocortin receptors (MC1R, MC3R, MC4R, etc.), the regulation of melanin production, neuropeptide signaling, and related physiological processes. Furthermore, this research peptide is also used to explore the relationship between the melanocortin system and energy metabolism, behavioral regulation, and other aspects.
Freeze-dried powder state:
Recommended:
Long-term storage:
-20℃
Requirements:
✅ Protect from light
✅ Dry
✅ Store in an airtight container
Avoid:
High temperatures
Repeated freeze-thaw cycles
Prolonged exposure to air
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