Is sr-(Oligopeptide-163 sh-Polypeptide-117 sh-Polypeptide-94 sh-Polypeptide-95 Pentapeptide-63 Oligopeptide-163 sh-Polypeptide-6 Nonapeptide-43 sh-Polypeptide-6) Dimer vegetarian?
sr-(Oligopeptide-163 sh-Polypeptide-117 sh-Polypeptide-94 sh-Polypeptide-95 Pentapeptide-63 Oligopeptide-163 sh-Polypeptide-6 Nonapeptide-43 sh-Polypeptide-6) Dimer
This peptide is a disulfide-linked dimer consisting of a single-chain synthetic fusion protein produced by fermentation in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells, combining several synthetic peptide sequences; it binds IgE and IL-10 receptors. Although produced using a mammalian cell line, the CHO cell culture is a biotechnological production system, not derived from animal slaughter.
| INCI name | sr-(Oligopeptide-163 sh-Polypeptide-117 sh-Polypeptide-94 sh-Polypeptide-95 Pentapeptide-63 Oligopeptide-163 sh-Polypeptide-6 Nonapeptide-43 sh-Polypeptide-6) Dimer |
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| CosIng ID | 98743 |
| Last reviewed | 4 July 2026 |
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