Leptin (93-105), human

Leptin (93-105), human, refers to the peptide fragment consisting of amino acids 93 to 105 from the human leptin protein. Leptin is a peptide hormone comprising 167 amino acids, predominantly synthesized by adipocytes. Its primary function involves coordinating metabolic adaptations to fasting within the central nervous system.

Cdc25A (80-93) (human) is a polypeptide implicated in the regulation of cell proliferation and tumorigenesis through modulation of cyclin D1 expression and facilitation of the G1/S phase transition. This compound has applications in cancer research [1].

Leptin(22-56),human is a peptide fragment of Leptin, which ACTS through a variety of subtypes of Ob-Rs.