LifeTein provides custom peptide synthesis, custom chemical synthesis, and antibody products and services to support academic, government, pharmaceutical, and biotech research. This page highlights selected examples in which LifeTein products or services were cited in peer-reviewed publications, with emphasis on technically demanding peptide formats and research-driven applications.
These examples illustrate capabilities such as long peptide synthesis, fluorescent labeling, phosphopeptides, cyclic peptides, linker-modified peptides, and peptide tools used in antibody and mechanistic studies.
LifeTein synthesized a peptide containing an LXXLL motif with an N-terminal FITC label, a six-carbon linker (Ahx), and an amidated C-terminus for structural and receptor agonism studies.
This work used multiple advanced peptide formats synthesized by LifeTein, including toxin variants, biotinylated peptide variants, and Alexa Fluor-labeled peptide constructs.
LifeTein synthesized an NCoR1-derived peptide containing an N-terminal biotin label and an amidated C-terminus for receptor and structural studies.
LifeTein designed and synthesized phosphorylated peptides that were then used for phospho-specific antibody production and validation.
A constrained cyclic peptide format synthesized by LifeTein was used in virology and structural biology work, illustrating capability in non-linear peptide architectures.
These examples are compiled from publicly available literature and are updated periodically. Many additional studies have used LifeTein materials but may not be included in this list.
Related pages
For more peptide-focused examples, see Publication-Grade Peptides: Selected Examples from the Literature. For service pages connected to these capabilities, see Long Peptide Synthesis, FITC Peptide Synthesis, and Peptide Synthesis Services.