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1{{Infobox tool1{{Infobox tool
2| name = Peptide stability table2| name = Peptide stability table
+3| subtitle = Interactive reference tool
3| image = cold-chain.svg4| image = cold-chain.svg
4| caption = Temperature exposure accumulates along the chain; a stability figure describes one segment of it.5| caption = Temperature exposure accumulates along the chain; a stability figure describes one segment of it.
26; Light : Whether photodegradation is reported as significant. Tryptophan- and tyrosine-containing sequences are the usual concern.27; Light : Whether photodegradation is reported as significant. Tryptophan- and tyrosine-containing sequences are the usual concern.
27; Basis : Whether the row rests on manufacturer labelling, a published stability study, or an extrapolation. Rows marked ''extrapolated'' should not be cited as evidence about the compound named.28; Basis : Whether the row rests on manufacturer labelling, a published stability study, or an extrapolation. Rows marked ''extrapolated'' should not be cited as evidence about the compound named.
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+30{{note|An interval is not a cliff. A 28-day figure means the formulation was shown to remain within specification for 28 days under the stated conditions; it does not mean the material is inert on day 27 and unusable on day 29, nor that it was ever tested on day 40.}}
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29== References ==32== References ==