Just went over the publication: PubMed: 39212900 and it says the study used both Tirzepatide(MedChemExpress, New Jersey, USA) and Retatrutide(MedChemExpress, New Jersey, USA). Is the TIZ used was the HY-P10302A or HY-P10302?
Also, for mouse studies:
What is the best solution to dissolve the products HY-P10302A and HY-114118
Do you recommend dissolving the total amount and storing aliquots once dissolved or prepare solutions freshly each time when needed to be used?
The Tirzepatide used in the literature corresponds to HY-P1731 Tirzepatide, which is not yet online on the official website. If needed, you can send an email to [email protected].
Regarding in vivo mouse studies: HY-P10302A: Prepare the stock solution with water, store it in aliquots, and dilute with normal saline before administration.
HY-114118: This compound has poor water solubility and therefore is not suitable for animal experiments. The equivalent salt form, HY-114118A, which has the same biological activity with HY-114118, is recommended instead. It has good water solubility, can be prepared as a stock solution with water, and stored in aliquots. Dilute with normal saline before use for administration.
The answer to this question comes from MedChemExpress Technical Support. [email protected]
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