Journey Peptides Peptide Science Academy

Certification program

Peptide Science · Modules

Study at your own pace. Access requires a free registration and your progress is saved on this device.

11 modules 5.9 h Per-module + final exam
I

Scientific foundation

The molecule and how it behaves in the body.

  1. 01 Peptide biochemistry: from sequence to function Why a single amino acid changes the whole molecule Foundational 30 min Pending Completed
  2. 02 Kinetics and action: what decides how long a peptide lasts What the peptide does to the body and the body to the peptide Foundational 32 min Pending Completed
II

Quality and practice

Evaluating a product, calculating from the right figure and preparing it with judgment.

  1. 03 Reading a certificate of analysis: what it says and what it omits Identity, purity and content are not the same question Foundational 30 min Pending Completed
  2. 04 From vial to tissue: routes of administration and pharmaceutics Why the oral route fails and what the parenteral one demands Foundational 32 min Pending Completed
  3. 05 Reconstitution and calculation: the arithmetic that prevents errors From the label weight to the mark on the syringe Foundational 34 min Pending Completed
III

Therapeutic families

The compounds, grouped by mechanism and ordered by the evidence behind them.

  1. 06 Incretins and metabolic control: the best-evidenced ground GLP-1, GIP and co-agonists under clinical scrutiny Clinical evidence 34 min Pending Completed
  2. 07 Tissue repair: proposed mechanism versus real evidence From the rodent result to the unanswered human question Investigational 30 min Pending Completed
  3. 08 The somatotropic axis: the growth signal and its limits What secretagogues share with what is actually approved Investigational 32 min Pending Completed
  4. 09 Neuromodulators, skin and longevity: where evidence thins out Melanocortins, neuropeptides and dermal peptides, one by one Preclinical 30 min Pending Completed
IV

Professional judgment

Risk, uncertainty and critical reading of the evidence.

  1. 10 Safety: where adverse effects come from and what is unknown Known risk, foreseeable risk and unmeasured risk Clinical evidence 34 min Pending Completed
  2. 11 Evaluating evidence: reading a study and building a sheet The skill that outlives this course Investigational 34 min Pending Completed
Certification final exam Twenty-five questions spanning all eleven modules: reading a certificate and calculating from it, recognizing where an adverse effect comes from, or telling a proposed mechanism from a demonstrated result. You need twenty correct.