CIGB-300 (P15-Tat)
Anti-CK2 cyclic cell-penetrating research peptide.
Oncology Research Peptides
iRGD (Certepide / CEND-1) is a synthetic bifunctional cyclic peptide, described in source documentation as a 9-amino-acid structure stabilized by an intramolecular disulfide bridge. It belongs to the tumor-penetrating peptide (TPP) class and is studied as a drug-delivery-enhancement reagent for oncology, tumor-targeting, nanomedicine, and molecular-imaging research — including tumor-vasculature integrin targeting (αvβ3/αvβ5), vascular-permeability research, and co-administration studies with nanoparticles, antibodies, and imaging agents.
The source monograph's identifying data (CAS, molecular formula, molecular weight, and full sequence) for this entry duplicated an adjacent Tigapotide monograph in the source document and could not be treated as reliable for this compound. Only the compound identity, class, and research-function description above are drawn from verified text; the CAS number is instead taken from the internal product master list cross-check. Formula, molecular weight, and full sequence are shown as on request pending verified documentation.
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