Browse by research pathway
Every compound viopep supplies sits in one of 5 research categories. Pick the pathway you are working in and compare the materials inside it on their documentation.
How the catalog is filed
Filed by pathway, not by outcome
Most catalogs in this space are organized around what someone hopes will happen. We organize ours around the biological pathway a compound is actually studied in, because that is the thing the literature describes and the thing you can compare across compounds.
It makes the catalog more useful to read. Two compounds studied in the same signaling pathway sit next to each other, so the comparison you make is between their documentation (composition, presentation, batch testing) rather than between two marketing headlines. It also keeps the boundary clear: a pathway describes where a compound has been observed, not what it does in anything other than the model it was observed in.
5 categories cover the catalog at launch. Each one lists its own compounds, and background reading for them all lives in the education hub, kept deliberately separate from the store.
The pathways
5 research categories
01MetabolicCompounds studied in metabolic and endocrine signaling models.0 compoundsView pathway
02EnergyCompounds studied in mitochondrial, bioenergetic and neuroendocrine models.0 compoundsView pathway
03BundlesMulti-compound research combinations.4 compoundsView pathway
04Tissue & JointsCompounds studied in tissue remodeling and extracellular matrix models.0 compoundsView pathway
05Beauty and longevityCompounds studied in extracellular matrix, pigmentation and cellular maintenance models.0 compoundsView pathway
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What these categories are grouped by
A category here names the research area a compound’s literature sits in, not an outcome. The learn tree sets out what a product record states, what the analytical methods measure, and where a laboratory observation stops.
Rather see everything at once?
The full catalog lists every compound across all 5 categories, grouped the same way.