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Assay & device

Peptides for diagnostics, imaging and medical devices

Highly controlled peptides for immunoassays, biosensors, calibration curves and device coatings—where lot-to-lot consistency, label integrity and low host-interference matter more than gram-scale bulk.

All peptides

>95–98%

purity bands

Biotin / dye

site-specific labels

mg–g

lot sizes

ISO

13485-ready docs (program)

Identity

LC-MS every lot

Diagnostics and device use cases

Capture and detection peptides for ELISA, peptide antigens for autoantibody panels, calibration standards for mass-spec quantitation and modified sequences for lateral flow and biosensor surfaces.

Device programs may require fixed manufacturing records, change notification and multi-year supply agreements even when individual lots are small.

Label and modification selection

Assay formatTypical labelAnalytical focus
ELISA / ECLBiotin on Lys; digoxigeninPurity at 214 nm; biotin content (indicative)
Fluorescence intensityFAM, TAMRA, Cy5Dye ratio; photobleaching stress optional
FRET pairDonor + quencher same backboneSpectral match; confirm both modifications
Surface plasmon resonanceN-terminal thiol or biotinMinimal hydrophobic aggregates
Mass spec quant internal standardUnlabeled high purityIsotopic label quoted separately

Figures are indicative industry-typical values. Lot- and project-specific data appear on the quotation and certificate of analysis.

Purity and impurity expectations

RP-HPLC purity

>95% or >98%

Deletion sequences drive assay drift

LC-MS

Within Δ mass tolerance

Sub-ppm for high MW conjugates on HRMS

TFA / acetate

Reported

Interference in some electrochemical detectors

Endotoxin

Optional LAL

In vitro diagnostic vs invasive device paths

Adsorption control

Low carryover packaging

Glass vials for hydrophobic peptides

Figures are indicative industry-typical values. Lot- and project-specific data appear on the quotation and certificate of analysis.

Material qualification flow

01

Assay requirement brief

Label position, buffer compatibility, working concentration range.

02

Synthesis under locked method

Same route for repeat lots; change control for device filings.

03

Enhanced QC

Tight purity, identity and optional activity-binding confirmation by sponsor.

04

Stability monitoring

Accelerated data for kit shelf life when peptide is the limiting reagent.

05

Periodic requalification

Bridge lots when scale or resin supplier changes.

Documentation for IVD / device

  • COA with full sequence and modification map
  • Batch traceability and revision-controlled specification
  • Stability summary where contract requires
  • TSE/BSE and materials-of-origin statements (indicative templates)
  • Change notification agreement for regulated programs

Frequently asked questions

Mass quantitation standards often use >98% with documented impurities. Fit-for-purpose purity is confirmed with the assay owner.

Next step

Ready to specify this for your program?

Share sequence, scale and documentation needs. We reply with indicative specs and a project-specific quotation.