Antimicrobial & host-defence peptides
Dermaseptin
An antimicrobial peptide family from Phyllomedusa frog skin.
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Sizes, lead time and pricing are confirmed per enquiry.
About antimicrobial & host-defence peptides
Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are part of the innate host-defence systems of animals, plants and insects. They are widely studied in microbiology for membrane-interaction mechanisms and as scaffolds for peptide design.
Where Dermaseptin appears in laboratory research
- Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) assays
- Membrane-interaction and biophysics studies
- Peptide design and scaffold engineering
- Biofilm models in vitro
General research fields for this compound family. No claims are made about effects in humans or animals.
Documentation
Batch documentation is discussed per enquiry. A certificate of analysis is only provided when one exists for the specific batch supplied.
Delivery of Dermaseptin for laboratories
Tracked delivery to the United States and United Kingdom first, then Europe, the Middle East and other regions. Delivery usually takes 5–18 business days once tracking is active. Import rules differ by country, so labs are responsible for checking local requirements.
United States & UK
Middle East
Shipping policy · For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary consumption.
Frequently asked questions
Is Dermaseptin in stock?
Dermaseptin is supplied on request. Send an enquiry and we will confirm availability, sizes, lead time and pricing before anything is ordered.
What is Dermaseptin?
An antimicrobial peptide family from Phyllomedusa frog skin.
Which countries can Dermaseptin be delivered to?
Tracked delivery is available to the United States and United Kingdom first, then Europe, the Middle East and other regions. Delivery usually takes 5–18 business days once tracking is active. Labs must check their own local import rules.
Is Dermaseptin for human use?
No. All Bio Mech Peptides products are sold for laboratory research use only and are not for human or veterinary consumption.

