The needle is very thin (similar to an insulin needle), and the injection takes seconds
Bacteriostatic water at BAC Water Depot costs $9.99 for a single 10 mL vial, $74.99 for a 10-vial pack ($7.49 per vial), or $174.99 for a 25-vial pack ($6.99 per vial)
But despite being one of the most commonly used laboratory reagents in peptide research, bacteriostatic water generates a steady stream of questions from Canadian researchers: what is it actually, does it need refrigeration, how long does it last, how does it differ from sterile water, can you use it for multiple peptides, and what happens if you use the wrong kind of water instead
Examined in oxidative stress response models: Oxidative stress contributes to telomere shortening and cellular damage
A peptide is just a short chain of amino acids, bigger than a single amino acid and smaller than a full protein