COMPOUND WIKI
Peptide Wiki & Reference Registry

The Open-Access Registry for Peptide Research

A clean, high-contrast wiki compiling mechanisms, clinical literature, and biochemical pathways for 51+ compounds. Designed for modern bio-research.

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Science PaperJun 2026

Predictors of Weight Loss Efficacy for Tirzepatide: A Real-World Cohort Study of 80,000 Patients

Presented at the Endocrine Society 2026 Annual Meeting, this real-world study analyzed weight loss predictors in a cohort of 80,000 adults, showing that female gender and absence of hypertension correlated with higher percent weight loss.

Related Compound: Tirzepatide
FDA Federal RegisterMay 2026

FDA Compounding Committee Schedules Review of BPC-157 for 503A List

The FDA Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee has scheduled a review for July 23-24, 2026, to evaluate the safety and clinical eligibility of several peptides, including BPC-157, KPV, and MOTS-c, for the 503A bulk drug substances list.

Related Compound: BPC-157
FDA Bulks List AnnouncementMay 2026

FDA Restores Topical GHK-Cu to Category 1 Bulks List for Compounding

The FDA clarified that non-injectable, topical formulations of copper tripeptide GHK-Cu have been restored to Category 1 of the 503A bulk drug substances list, legalizing topical compounding.

Related Compound: GHK-Cu
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