AMY (CG) / LUV RT
A research peptide blend of two lipidated, acylated synthetic peptides.
Quick answers
What is AMY (CG) / LUV RT?
AMY (CG) / LUV RT is a research peptide blend of two lipidated, acylated synthetic peptides. It is a blend of AMY (CG) and LUV RT.
How much published research cites AMY (CG) / LUV RT?
The Luvaminos AMY (CG) / LUV RT record cites 10 published references, dated 2021 to 2026. Each is listed on this page with a link to its source.
Does Luvaminos test AMY (CG) / LUV RT, and where is the certificate?
Luvaminos does not currently stock AMY (CG) / LUV RT. Every peptide lot Luvaminos sells is tested by Freedom Diagnostics Testing, PLLC, an independent laboratory, and its certificate is published at luvaminos.com/coa under the lot number printed on the vial.
How is AMY (CG) / LUV RT powder stored?
Sealed AMY (CG) / LUV RT powder: -20°C or below; lyophilized powder typically stable up to 24 months in sealed, desiccated vials. AMY (CG): high fibrillation propensity at neutral pH; avoid freeze-thaw cycles. protect from light and moisture.
Molecular Profile
- Type
- Peptide blend
Components
AMY (CG)
- Molecular formula
- C194H312N54O59S2
- Molecular weight
- ~4,409 g/mol
- CAS number
- 1415456-99-3
LUV RT
Mechanism & Target Class
A blend of two lipidated, modified synthetic peptides. In each component, fatty-acid conjugation confers reversible albumin binding and extended plasma half-life. Non-coded residue substitutions in both peptides confer resistance to circulating proteases, and each engages class B G protein–coupled receptors as characterized in cryo-EM structural studies.
Storage & Handling
- Lyophilized
- -20°C or below; lyophilized powder typically stable up to 24 months in sealed, desiccated vials.
- Handling
- AMY (CG): high fibrillation propensity at neutral pH; avoid freeze-thaw cycles. protect from light and moisture.
References (10)
Reviews
1Walker CS, Aitken JF, Amarsingh GV, Zhang S, Cooper GJS, et al. (2025). Nature Reviews Endocrinology
- 2
Alfaris N, Waldrop S, Johnson V, Boaventura B, Kendrick K, Stanford FC. (2024). EClinicalMedicine
- 3
D'Ascanio AM, Mullally JA, Frishman WH. (2024). Cardiology Reviews
- 4
Chetty AK, Rafi E, Bellini NJ, Buchholz N, Isaacs D. (2024). Endocr Pract
Clinical
5Nielsen MJF, Becker NP, Duus HHH, Kirkeby K, Lauenborg BW, Low B, Svolgaard O, Witten L. (2026). Clinical Pharmacokinetics
- 6
Lau DCW, Erichsen L, Francisco AM, Satylganova A, le Roux CW, McGowan B, et al. (2021). Lancet
Primary research
7Gu YM, Yuan QN, Li X, He QL, Xu WC, Zhang XT, Lu WM, et al. (2026). Acta Pharmacologica Sinica
- 8
Cao J, Belousoff MJ, Johnson RM, Keov P, Fletcher MMR, Stockholst VL, Yumul RE, Christopoulos A, Reedtz-Runge S, Walker CS, et al. (2025). Nature Communications
- 9
Kruse T, Hansen JL, Dahl K, Schäffer L, Sensfuss U, Poulsen C, Schlein M, Hansen AM, Jeppesen CB, de la Cour CD, et al. (2021). Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
- 10
Carvas AO, Leuthardt A, Kulka P, Lommi G, Hassan S, Coester B, et al. (2025). EBioMedicine
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