Molecular Formula: C₁₁₁H₂₀₆N₃₆O₂₈S₂ 
Molecular Weight: ~2611.4 g/mol
Cas Number: 859216‑15‑2
Purity: 99.26% HPLC
Length: 23 Amino Acids
Sequence: CKGGRAKDC‑GG‑KLAKLAKKLAKLAK
COA (certificate of analysis) provided: FTPP COA 99.26

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FTPP‑Adipotide (FAT Targeted Proapoptotic Peptide) is essentially a fat‑targeting apoptosis peptide.

It was designed to selectively destroy the blood vessels that feed white adipose tissue, causing fat cells to die off due to loss of blood supply.

What FTPP‑Adipotide Does

Targets prohibitin receptors on the surface of white‑fat vasculature

Delivers a pro‑apoptotic signal to those blood vessels

Causes vascular shutdown in fat tissue

Leads to fat‑cell death (indirect apoptosis)

Results in rapid fat‑mass reduction in animal studies

It’s not a metabolic modulator like AICAR or 5‑Amino‑1MQ. It’s a vascular‑targeting peptide.
Why It Works
White adipose tissue has a unique surface marker (prohibitin) on its blood vessels. FTPP‑Adipotide binds to that marker → enters the endothelial cells → triggers apoptosis → the fat loses its blood supply → the adipocytes die.
This is why it’s sometimes described as a “fat‑killing peptide” rather than a fat‑burning one.
What It Does Not Do

It does not increase metabolism

It does not activate AMPK

It does not mimic exercise

It does not contain amino acids that act hormonally

Its action is direct and structural, not hormonal or metabolic.
Research Context

Originally developed at MD Anderson Cancer Center

Showed significant fat loss in primates

Also showed kidney stress at higher doses

Never approved for human use.

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