The Peptide Encyclopedia
Independent, sourced profiles of 30+ peptides. Each entry flags regulatory status honestly β approved medicine, research chemical, or somewhere in between β and links to primary research.
8 peptides
Ceruletide is a peptide catalogued under Gastrointestinal. Neutral reference entry; EU status: EU-approved prescription medicine.
Cholecystokinin (also known as CCK) is a peptide catalogued under Gastrointestinal (Gut hormone). Neutral reference entry; EU status: EU-approved prescription medicine.
Linaclotide (also known as Linzess) is a peptide catalogued under Gastrointestinal (Guanylate cyclase-C agonist). It is described as: GC-C receptor. Documented context: IBS-C; chronic idiopathic constipation. Neutral reference entry; EU status: EU-approved prescription medicine.
Pentagastrin (also known as Peptavlon) is a peptide catalogued under Gastrointestinal (Gastrin analog). It is described as: Gastrin receptor. Documented context: Diagnostic (gastric acid). Neutral reference entry; EU status: EU-approved prescription medicine.
Plecanatide (also known as Trulance) is a peptide catalogued under Gastrointestinal (Guanylate cyclase-C agonist). It is described as: GC-C receptor. Documented context: Chronic idiopathic constipation; IBS-C. Neutral reference entry; EU status: EU-approved prescription medicine.
Secretin (also known as ChiRhoStim) is a peptide catalogued under Gastrointestinal (Secretin family). It is described as: Secretin receptor. Documented context: Diagnostic (pancreas). Neutral reference entry; EU status: EU-approved prescription medicine.
Sincalide (also known as Kinevac) is a peptide catalogued under Gastrointestinal (CCK analog). It is described as: CCK-A receptor. Documented context: Diagnostic (gallbladder). Neutral reference entry; EU status: EU-approved prescription medicine.
Teduglutide (also known as Gattex) is a peptide catalogued under Gastrointestinal (GLP-2 analog). It is described as: GLP-2 receptor. Documented context: Short bowel syndrome. Neutral reference entry; EU status: EU-approved prescription medicine.