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Molecular Formula: C₁₈₈H₂₉₃N₅₃O₄₄S
Molecular Weight: 4031.7 g/mol
Sequence: HDM-2 binding domain (p53 residues 12-26) + transmembrane-penetrating domain
Purity: >99% | Vial Size: 5mg | Storage: -20°C, protect from light

Product Overview

PNC-27 represents breakthrough selective cancer cell targeting research technology. This engineered peptide binds HDM-2 proteins to prevent interaction with p53 tumor suppressor pathways. Unlike conventional treatments affecting healthy and malignant cells equally, PNC-27 demonstrates remarkable selectivity, destroying cancer cells through membranolysis while leaving normal tissue completely unharmed.

Revolutionary Selective Mechanism

PNC-27 incorporates dual functional domains: HDM-2 binding region (p53 residues 12-26) and transmembrane-penetrating sequence. This structure enables specific recognition of HDM-2 proteins uniquely present in cancer cell membranes but absent from healthy cells. Upon binding, PNC-27 forms oligomeric pores causing rapid cancer cell death through osmotic pressure while preserving surrounding healthy tissue.

Mechanism of Action - Membranolysis

The peptide kills cancer cells through membranolysis - selective membrane destruction. When PNC-27 binds HDM-2 proteins in cancer membranes, it creates pores causing rapid cell implosion due to osmotic pressure differences. This swift destruction occurs exclusively in malignant cells while healthy cells remain unaffected.

Primary Research Applications

Pancreatic Cancer Research
Clinical studies show exceptional efficacy against pancreatic cancer including ras-transformed rat acinar carcinoma cells (BMRPA1). Research demonstrates complete tumor growth blockade during administration with sustained suppression lasting weeks post-treatment.

Breast Cancer Studies
Significant activity against various breast cancer cell lines provides selective tools for targeted therapy research. The peptide distinguishes between malignant and normal mammary tissue, enabling precision oncology approaches.

Leukemia Research
2014 studies confirm effectiveness against non-solid tumors including poorly differentiated leukemia cell lines. Leukemia cells express HDM-2 in plasma membranes, making them susceptible to PNC-27's membranolytic effects.

Melanoma & Multi-Cancer Research
Broad-spectrum activity across melanoma and diverse cancer types while maintaining selectivity makes PNC-27 invaluable for comparative oncology and mechanism studies.

Clinical Research Timeline

Week 1: Pain reduction observed
Week 3: Flu-like symptoms indicating immune activation
Week 6: Elevated LDH/bilirubin suggesting tumor breakdown
Week 10: Tumor softening, temporary size increases
Month 3: Increased energy, reduced symptoms

HDM-2 Targeting Specificity

Cancer cells uniquely express significant HDM-2 proteins in membranes while normal cells maintain minimal expression. This differential provides PNC-27's selectivity. Research confirms artificially HDM-2-implanted normal cells become susceptible, validating the HDM-2-dependent mechanism.

Research Advantages

  • Selective Targeting: Exclusive cancer destruction with healthy cell preservation

  • Broad Spectrum: Effective across multiple cancer types

  • Novel Mechanism: Unique membranolytic action independent of apoptosis

  • P53 Independent: Functions regardless of p53 status

  • Low Toxicity: Minimal side effects vs conventional treatments

  • Multiple Routes: Subcutaneous, oral bioavailability confirmed

Safety Profile

Animal studies show manageable effects: transient skin inflammation, temporary blood pressure elevation, mild GI effects, reversible proteinuria. Significantly reduced toxicity compared to chemotherapy reflects selective mechanism sparing healthy tissue.

Quality Specifications

Every batch undergoes comprehensive QC:

  • HPLC purity analysis (>99%)

  • Mass spectrometry verification (4031.7 g/mol)

  • Amino acid sequence confirmation

  • Endotoxin testing (<1.0 EU/mg)

  • USP sterility testing

  • Certificate of Analysis provided

Storage & Reconstitution

Store lyophilized at -20°C in sealed vials. Protect from light/humidity. Reconstitute with bacteriostatic water before use. Use within 24 hours or store -80°C short-term. Avoid freeze-thaw cycles.

Research Protocol Applications

  • Direct tumor injection for localized studies

  • Systemic administration for metastasis research

  • Combination therapy protocols

  • Dose-response optimization

  • Long-term efficacy/safety evaluations

  • Comparative treatment studies

Historical Development

Developed by Drs. Pincus and Michl at SUNY Downstate (2000), initially for HIV research. Cancer-selective properties discovered during subsequent investigations, leading to extensive oncology applications representing precision medicine paradigm shifts.

Research Applications Summary

  • Selective cancer targeting studies

  • Pancreatic, breast, leukemia, melanoma research

  • HDM-2 pathway mechanism studies

  • Membranolysis and cell death research

  • Precision oncology development

  • Cancer selectivity mechanisms

  • Combination therapy optimization

Regulatory Compliance

Manufactured under strict GMP for research only. Not approved for human consumption or therapeutic use. Researchers must follow institutional guidelines, obtain ethics approvals, and maintain biosafety protocols for oncology research.

Research Use Only: Not for human/veterinary therapeutics. Handle per laboratory safety and institutional research guidelines.

PNC-27 5mg

₹30,000.00Price
Quantity
    • Typical dosages can range, but commonly it’s 2mg per vial, which can be reconstituted with sterile water.
    • The peptide is typically administered via subcutaneous injection.
    • The dosing regimen often involves one injection per week, as it has a prolonged half-life (due to the DAC component).
    • As with any peptide, there could be risks, such as injection site reactions, water retention, or possible changes in insulin sensitivity.
    • It’s important to monitor health regularly and consult with a healthcare provider, especially if using for long-term purposes.

     

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