Articles and micro-lessons
Public adaptations of selected PEPTIDE Academy lessons. The complete lessons remain in the Academy.
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Conceptual course illustration · PEPTIDE Academy Article · Module 2
Exposure over time: peptide pharmacokinetics and half-life
The administered amount is only one part of drug exposure. Absorption, distribution, elimination, and repeated administration determine how concentrations change over time.
6 minReview pending
Conceptual course illustration · PEPTIDE Academy Article · Module 2
Immunogenicity, adverse events, and interactions: reading peptide safety
Safety assessment asks what happened, under which exposure, in whom, and how reliably it can be attributed to an intervention. An isolated antibody result or symptom rarely answers all of those questions.
6 minReview pending
Conceptual course illustration · PEPTIDE Academy Micro-lesson · Module 2
Greater potency does not establish clinical superiority
Compare potency and maximum response within a defined assay.
2 minReview pendingConceptual course illustration · PEPTIDE Academy Micro-lesson · Module 2
Half-life does not prescribe a schedule
Interpret half-life and accumulation without inventing a regimen.
2 minReview pendingConceptual course illustration · PEPTIDE Academy Micro-lesson · Module 2
An adverse event deserves attention without proving causality
Separate temporal association from causal attribution.
2 minReview pending- Incretins
Article · Module 3
Incretin biology: connecting the gut, glucose, and clinical research
The incretin effect shows that the route by which glucose enters the body changes the insulin response. Understanding this physiology helps interpret GLP-1 and GIP research without treating all receptor agonists as interchangeable.
7 minReview pending - Incretins
Micro-lesson · Module 3
The incretin experiment needs comparable glucose levels
Identify why the oral and intravenous glucose comparison is controlled.
2 minReview pending - Tissue repair
Article · Module 6
Tissue repair: why more collagen does not necessarily mean better healing
Healing integrates clotting, immune activity, cell growth, and matrix remodeling. Evaluating a proposed repair therapy requires matching its evidence to the type of injury and the outcome that matters.
6 minReview pending - Tissue repair
Micro-lesson · Module 6
More collagen is not the same as restored function
Match a tissue-repair claim to the outcome actually measured.
3 minReview pending