VIP

Description

VIP (Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide) is a naturally occurring 28-amino-acid neuropeptide, studied extensively for its broad signaling roles across vascular, digestive, and immune systems.

In laboratory research, VIP is examined for its activity at VPAC1 and VPAC2 receptors, class B G-protein-coupled receptors expressed widely across smooth muscle, epithelial, and immune cell tissue, supporting a broad range of physiological signaling research.

Researchers studying VIP focus on its vasodilatory effects in vascular research, its role in gut motility and secretion in digestive-system research, and its immunomodulatory signaling in inflammation-related research models.

Its wide receptor distribution and multi-system signaling profile have made VIP a frequently referenced compound in comparative neuropeptide research across several physiological domains.

VIP is supplied strictly for laboratory research into neuropeptide signaling across vascular, digestive, and immune pathways.