Video library

A collection of independently produced videos covering peptide chemistry, mechanism of action, the state of the research, and correct laboratory handling.

About this collection. The videos collected here are published by independent third parties. They are provided as educational context only. We did not produce them, we do not endorse them, and nothing in them constitutes guidance, instruction or encouragement to administer any compound to humans or animals.

How to reconstitute lyophilised proteins

Laboratory technique from the reagent supplier Bio-Techne: reconstituting lyophilised protein and peptide material for research use. Applies across the catalogue rather than to one compound.

via R&D Systems by Bio-TechneLab handling

Waljit Dhillo — Kisspeptin: a vital trigger of puberty with therapeutic potential

Society for Endocrinology medal lecture on kisspeptin's role in triggering puberty and its potential therapeutic uses, given by Waljit Dhillo of Imperial College London.

via Society for EndocrinologyResearch overview

Mitochondrial-Derived Peptides in Aging and Related Diseases — Pinchas Cohen (RB2016)

Keynote address at Rejuvenation Biotechnology 2016 by Pinchas Cohen, Dean of the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, on mitochondrial-derived peptides. Covers the class broadly rather than MOTS-c alone.

via SENS Research FoundationResearch overview

Kisspeptin in the limbic system

The Journal of Clinical Investigation's own channel, on kisspeptin signalling in the limbic system and its role in reproduction.

via Journal of Clinical InvestigationMechanism of action

Kisspeptin: exploring the hormone which can enhance brain activity associated with love and sex

Imperial College London on the kisspeptin research being carried out there.

via Imperial College LondonResearch overview

How does the SS-31 peptide work? (Elamipretide for Barth syndrome)

Biochemist Rob Swanda on how SS-31 (elamipretide) interacts with cardiolipin in the inner mitochondrial membrane, in the context of Barth syndrome.

via Dr. Rob SwandaMechanism of action

Retatrutide provides substantial weight loss in patients with obesity or overweight

Clinical trial reporting from the medical news outlet HCPLive on retatrutide, a GIP/GLP-1/glucagon triple receptor agonist.

via HCPLiveResearch overview

TRIUMPH-2: Retatrutide reduces weight and A1C in patients with obesity

HCPLive on the TRIUMPH-2 trial results for retatrutide.

via HCPLiveResearch overview

Can 5-Amino-1MQ Really Melt Fat and Slow Aging? Peptide Scientist Breaks It Down

Dr. Dwayne Jackson explains what 5-amino-1-MQ is, how it works, and what current research shows. He describes it as a small molecule that blocks the enzyme NNMT, which helps preserve NAD+ levels and may enhance fat metabolism, muscle regeneration, and anti-aging effects - though all evidence so far comes from rodent studies, not humans. Jackson emphasizes that while early data looks promising, the compound’s safety, efficacy, and long-term effects in humans remain unproven, warning that online anecdotal use is experimental and risky.

via IFBB AMAMechanism of action

How Much 5-Amino-1MQ To Take?

Curious about how much 5-Amino-1MQ to take? In this video, we break down what it does, the right way to take it, and how to stay motivated on your journey.

via Regan ArchibaldMechanism of action