SLU-PP-332

SLU-PP-332 Canada: Research Product

SLU-PP-332 Canada researchers can order this compound directly from Red Leaf Research Labs, with published analytical information, Canadian-dollar pricing and domestic express fulfilment. A larger 20mg size is available in the Size selector at the top of this page.

For searches such as buy SLU-PP-332 Canada, ERR agonist Canada or SLU PP 332 research compound, the practical questions are the same ones that apply to any research chemical: what is in the container, who tested it, when it was tested, and — for this compound in particular — how it is going to be brought into solution.

Red Leaf Research Labs supplies research material to qualified purchasers in Canada. Nothing on this page describes a therapy, a treatment or a permitted personal use.

SLU-PP-332 Is Not a Peptide

This matters practically, not just pedantically. SLU-PP-332 is a small heterocyclic molecule of formula C₁₈H₁₄N₂O₂ and roughly 290 daltons — it contains no amino acids and no peptide bonds.

The consequence a laboratory will meet first is solubility. Peptides supplied as lyophilized powder generally reconstitute readily in bacteriostatic or sterile water. SLU-PP-332 does not: it is poorly water-soluble and requires a co-solvent approach, typically involving an organic solvent such as DMSO before dilution into an aqueous working solution. Any protocol written for a peptide vial will fail with this compound.

Working out concentration for this vial? Our peptide reconstitution calculator converts vial size and bacteriostatic water volume into mg per mL and U-100 syringe units.

Laboratories should establish their solvent system before the material arrives, and should account for residual solvent in whatever assay system they intend to use.

SLU-PP-332 Research Specifications

• Compound name: SLU-PP-332
• Class: Small-molecule agonist; not a peptide
• Molecular formula: C₁₈H₁₄N₂O₂
• Approximate molecular weight: 290 g/mol
• CAS number: 303760-60-3
• Research target: Estrogen-related receptors — a pan-agonist across ERRα, ERRβ and ERRγ, with the strongest reported activity at ERRα (EC₅₀ approximately 98 nM)
• Naming origin: The “SLU” prefix reflects the Saint Louis University research programme associated with the compound series
• Solubility note: Poorly water-soluble; requires a co-solvent system
• Available research quantities: This format, plus a 20mg option
• Intended use: Qualified laboratory research only
• Fulfilment: Domestic Canadian express shipping

What Are Estrogen-Related Receptors?

Despite the name, estrogen-related receptors are not estrogen receptors and do not bind estrogen. They are orphan nuclear receptors — so called because no endogenous ligand has been definitively established — that share sequence similarity with the estrogen receptor but a different biological role.

ERRα in particular is a regulator of mitochondrial biogenesis and oxidative metabolism, working alongside the PGC-1 coactivators. That is the entire basis of research interest in agonists such as SLU-PP-332: a compound that activates ERRα is a tool for interrogating mitochondrial and metabolic programmes directly, rather than through upstream signalling.

The name confusion is worth stating explicitly, because “estrogen-related receptor agonist” reads to a non-specialist as something it is not.

SLU-PP-332 in Published Research

Published work on SLU-PP-332 has examined metabolic phenotypes in mouse models, exercise capacity endpoints, and mitochondrial function including work in aging kidney tissue. The popular framing of the compound as an “exercise mimetic” derives from the exercise-capacity findings in rodents.

That framing runs well ahead of the evidence. Findings are protocol-specific, are predominantly rodent, and describe receptor-level and phenotypic observations in defined models. Receptor agonism demonstrated in a model does not establish a safety profile, an effect size, or an appropriate use in any person.

Why Buy SLU-PP-332 in Canada from a Domestic Research Supplier?

SLU-PP-332 is a stable small molecule and will survive a long journey intact. The reason to buy domestically is not preservation — it is that a compound requiring a co-solvent workflow benefits from a supplier you can query about the specific lot before you commit solvent and assay time to it.

A Canadian counterparty also means a mismatch between the container and the certificate has a resolution path. Domestic fulfilment is a logistics and accountability advantage, not a quality claim.

How This SLU-PP-332 Canada Page Improves on Typical Competitor Listings

• Correct compound class. This page states that SLU-PP-332 is a small molecule, not a peptide, and explains what follows from that.
• Solubility is addressed up front. A researcher who plans to reconstitute this in bacteriostatic water needs to know before the vial arrives, not after.
• The receptor name is unpacked. Estrogen-related receptors are not estrogen receptors, and the page says so.
• The “exercise mimetic” framing is put in context rather than repeated as a selling point.
• No outcome claims. This listing does not describe experiences, results or benefits.

How to Evaluate a SLU-PP-332 Certificate of Analysis

This is a fine chemical, and the report should read like one. Peptide-mapping language on a SLU-PP-332 certificate is a sign nobody checked what they were testing.

1. Named molecule: SLU-PP-332, with CAS 303760-60-3.
2. Mass confirmation: consistent with C18H14N2O2, around 290 daltons.
3. Chromatographic purity: with the method and column chemistry named.
4. Residual solvent: relevant here in a way it is not for lyophilized peptides, since this compound is handled in organic solvent throughout.
5. Lot reference and date: cross-check both against the container.
6. Reported quantity: should reconcile with the format supplied.
7. Independent check: a verification reference you can put to the issuing laboratory.

Red Leaf publishes Janoshik reports with a verification key. Confirm the report describes a small molecule rather than reusing a peptide template.

Reconstitution and Handling

SLU-PP-332 requires a co-solvent approach rather than direct aqueous reconstitution, and laboratories without an established procedure for poorly soluble small molecules should treat that as a prerequisite rather than an incidental step.

Compound integrity may be affected by heat, moisture, light and contamination. Qualified laboratories should document receipt, inspect the container and label, connect the item to its analytical report, and follow validated institutional procedures for storage and experimental preparation.

How to Buy SLU-PP-332 in Canada for Qualified Research

1. Establish eligibility. Confirm the purchaser and institution are authorized to hold research-use material.
2. Validate your co-solvent route first. A laboratory without an established procedure for poorly soluble small molecules should sort that out before the compound arrives.
3. Check residual-solvent data if the downstream assay is sensitive to it.
4. Pick the format that matches your run count — 5mg or 20mg, chosen in the Size selector above.
5. Log it in. Lot reference, arrival condition, storage location, against the study plan.

Fulfilment is to qualified Canadian purchasers by domestic express. Red Leaf supplies material and documentation; it does not advise on study design and provides nothing that supports use in humans or animals.

SLU-PP-332 Availability in Canada: Research vs. Consumer Searches

SLU-PP-332 holds no marketing authorization in Canada or anywhere else. It has not entered human clinical trials, and it has not been assessed for consumer safety or effectiveness by any regulator.

Research supply and public availability are separate categories. Material available to a qualified laboratory is not an approved product, a supplement, or a substitute for professional care. The gap between a rodent exercise-capacity finding and a product a person could reasonably use is very large, and it has not been crossed.

SLU-PP-332 Canada Procurement Checklist

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SLU-PP-332 research FAQ

Is SLU-PP-332 a peptide?

No. It is a small heterocyclic molecule of about 290 daltons containing no peptide bonds, despite being sold almost exclusively on peptide catalogues.

Can it be reconstituted with bacteriostatic water?

No. It is poorly water-soluble and requires a co-solvent system, typically involving an organic solvent before dilution into aqueous working solution.

Are estrogen-related receptors the same as estrogen receptors?

No. ERRs are orphan nuclear receptors that share sequence similarity with the estrogen receptor but do not bind estrogen. ERRα is associated with mitochondrial biogenesis and oxidative metabolism.

Is it an “exercise mimetic”?

That framing comes from rodent exercise-capacity findings. It is a description of results in mouse models, not an established property of the compound in people.

Does Red Leaf Research Labs provide dosing information?

No. Red Leaf Research Labs supplies research material and analytical documentation only.

Research use only. SLU-PP-332 supplied by Red Leaf Research Labs is intended for qualified laboratory research. It is not a medicine, not for human or veterinary use, and not for diagnostic or therapeutic application.