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Sequence Magazine is a digital editorial hub dedicated to the evolving world of peptide research, science, and industry. Sequence brings together timely articles, research summaries, industry updates, regulatory perspectives, and educational features designed to make complex peptide topics more accessible and engaging. From peptide synthesis and computational design to analytics, purity, regulation, safety, manufacturing, and emerging therapeutic research, Sequence highlights the people, processes, technologies, and scientific conversations shaping the future of peptides. Built for readers who value clarity, credibility, and forward-looking insight, Sequence Magazine bridges research, innovation, and industry awareness in one trusted destination.

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Peptides Are Having a Great Moment: Why Doctors, Researchers, and Regulators Are Paying Attention

Peptides have moved from a specialized corner of pharmaceutical science into one of the most closely watched areas in medicine, research, and health policy.

NuLab Peptides - Research Journal

May 95 min read

Kris Jenner Is Talking About Peptides, Too - New York Magazine

NuLab Peptides - Research Journal

May 92 min read

Do Peptides Work for Hair Growth? What the New York Post Learned From Experts and Product Testing

Peptides have become one of the buzziest ingredients in beauty, moving from skin care into hair care with promises of stronger, fuller-looking strands and improved scalp support. In a recent New York Post article, the publication explored whether peptide-based hair products actually live up to the hype by combining expert insight with hands-on product testing. According to dermatologist Dr. Michelle Green, peptides are short chains of amino acids, which are the building block

NuLab Peptides - Research Journal

May 93 min read

RFK standing in Washington DC fighting for Peptides

Update: Peptide Legislation, FDA Regulation, and RFK Jr.’s Role in the 2026 Peptide Debate

NuLab Peptides - Research Journal

May 97 min read

Computer formulas showing the construction of a peptide sequence.

AI-Designed Peptides: How Computational Models Are Changing Early-Stage Discovery

For decades, early-stage peptide discovery depended heavily on biological screening, natural sequence exploration, structure-activity relationship studies, and iterative laboratory testing. T

NuLab Peptides - Research Journal

May 98 min read

The Delivery Problem: Why Peptides Are So Hard to Formulate

Peptides are often discussed as one of the most exciting areas in modern molecular research, but behind the enthusiasm is a stubborn technical reality: peptides can be difficult to deliver. A peptide may look promising in a laboratory setting. It may have a carefully designed sequence, a defined structure, and a compelling research rationale. But none of that automatically solves the practical question of formulation. How does the molecule remain stable? How is it protected f

NuLab Peptides - Research Journal

May 98 min read

The New Era of Peptide Research: What Is Changing in the Lab, the Factory, and the Data

Peptide research is moving through one of its most active periods in decades. What was once viewed as a specialized corner of biochemistry has become a major area of scientific, pharmaceutical, analytical, and manufacturing interest. Researchers are now studying peptides not only as biological molecules, but as programmable structures: sequences that can be designed, modified, screened, manufactured, characterized, and delivered with increasing precision. This article is not

NuLab Peptides - Research Journal

May 98 min read

The Rise of Macrocyclic Peptides: Why Ring-Shaped Molecules Are Getting Serious Research Attention

In peptide research, shape matters. A peptide is often imagined as a chain: a sequence of amino acids linked together in a linear arrangement. But some of the most interesting work in modern peptide science is focused on molecules that do something different. Instead of remaining open-ended, they close into rings. These are macrocyclic peptides — ring-shaped peptide structures that are attracting serious attention across drug discovery research, synthetic chemistry, computati

NuLab Peptides - Research Journal

May 89 min read

The Rising Scientific Interest in Peptides Explained

The Rising Scientific Interest in Peptides Explained: Peptides have captured the attention of scientists worldwide, sparking a surge in research and innovation.

NuLab Peptides - Research Journal

May 73 min read

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Peptides Are Having a Great Moment: Why Doctors, Researchers, and Regulators Are Paying Attention

Kris Jenner Is Talking About Peptides, Too - New York Magazine

Do Peptides Work for Hair Growth? What the New York Post Learned From Experts and Product Testing

Update: Peptide Legislation, FDA Regulation, and RFK Jr.’s Role in the 2026 Peptide Debate

AI-Designed Peptides: How Computational Models Are Changing Early-Stage Discovery

The Delivery Problem: Why Peptides Are So Hard to Formulate

The New Era of Peptide Research: What Is Changing in the Lab, the Factory, and the Data

The Rise of Macrocyclic Peptides: Why Ring-Shaped Molecules Are Getting Serious Research Attention

Top 10 Peptide Research Topics Trending Now

The Rising Scientific Interest in Peptides Explained