This is module 13 of the NeoPeptidos Professional Certification in Peptide Science. It has 3 lessons; each one can be read on its own and all of them are part of the syllabus assessed at the end of the module.
Lesson 1. Hierarchy of evidence and development phases
Not all studies are worth the same. Knowing which rung the evidence for a compound is on is the most useful skill in this course, because most of the literature on research peptides sits on the lowest rungs.
Read the lesson →Lesson 2. Common biases and scaling between species
The research peptide literature has recognizable bias patterns. Detecting them does not invalidate a study, but it does adjust how much can be asked of it.
Read the lesson →Lesson 3. Checklist for reading a study
A practical checklist to apply to any article on a peptide, from an abstract in a database to a full trial.
Read the lesson →Module quiz
When you finish the lessons, take the quiz on the course page. Your progress is saved to your account.
Go to the quiz →Educational content for scientific purposes. It distinguishes preclinical from clinical evidence and is not medical advice, diagnosis or a recommendation for use. NeoPeptidos products are sold labelled for research use only (RUO).