Peptable

Acetyl tetrapeptide-5

is used in cosmetic eye formulations to decrease puffiness, eye bags, and dark circles by reducing edema and protecting proteins such as SOD from glycation

Peptide

Alanine

Ala / A · hydrophobic residue · neutral charge

Amino acid

AOD-9604

is studied as an anti-obesity peptide that can reduce weight gain and increase fat oxidation in obese animal models with generally neutral effects on IGF-1 and glucose metabolism in early human trials

Peptide

Arginine

Arg / R · basic residue · positive charge

Amino acid

Argireline

is a topical cosmetic peptide reported to decrease dynamic wrinkles by partially mimicking the mechanism of botulinum toxin in a non-invasive manner

Peptide

Asparagine

Asn / N · polar residue · neutral charge

Amino acid

Aspartic acid

Asp / D · acidic residue · negative charge

Amino acid

BPC-157

is investigated for accelerating healing of gastrointestinal mucosa, tendons, ligaments, bone, and nervous tissue in preclinical models, with anti-inflammatory and pro-angiogenic effects

Peptide

About

About Peptable

Peptable is an informational reference site focused on peptides, their properties, and their relationships within biological systems. The goal of the project is to organize peptide-related information in a structured and accessible way, making it easier to explore peptides, compare them, and understand how they relate to amino acids, mechanisms, and functional categories.

The site presents peptide data using a database-style approach. Individual peptide pages provide information such as sequence details, structural characteristics, and classification attributes. Comparison pages allow peptides to be viewed side-by-side to highlight differences in sequence, mechanism, and biological context. Additional sections organize peptides by categories, mechanisms, and related attributes to help users navigate the broader landscape of peptide biology.

Peptable is designed primarily as an educational and exploratory resource. Information is compiled from publicly available scientific literature and reference materials where possible. Because biological classification and mechanism descriptions can vary across studies, some labels and groupings on the site represent functional categorizations used to organize the data rather than definitive scientific conclusions.

The project aims to make peptide information easier to navigate, visualize, and explore for students, researchers, and anyone interested in peptide science.

Data and Classification Notes

Peptides can participate in multiple biological pathways and may be described differently across research sources. For this reason, categories and mechanism labels on Peptable should be understood as organizational tools used to group related peptides for browsing and comparison.

Where possible, factual properties such as amino acid sequences and structural characteristics are presented directly, while broader classifications are used to help structure the dataset and enable exploration.

Project Goals

  • Organize peptide information in a structured and searchable format
  • Provide tools to explore peptide sequences and properties
  • Enable side-by-side comparisons between peptides
  • Create clear navigation through peptide categories and mechanisms
  • Make peptide information easier to understand and explore

The site will continue to expand as more peptides, attributes, and relationships are added.

Disclaimer

Peptable is an informational resource and should not be used as medical, clinical, or therapeutic guidance. The content on this site is intended for educational and reference purposes only.

While efforts are made to ensure that information is accurate and up to date, data accuracy is not guaranteed. Peptide research is complex, evolving, and often subject to differing interpretations across scientific sources. As a result, certain classifications, mechanisms, and contextual descriptions may reflect generalized or simplified representations rather than definitive conclusions.

For more details, see the full disclaimer.