ARA290 (cibinetide): peptide sequence and identity

ARA290, ARA-290 and cibinetide naming, the pGlu-EQLERALNSS sequence and pHBSP reference, with checks for the supplied peptide’s identity document.

Substantially revised on 3 October 2026 to focus on molecular identity, naming, chemistry, testing and batch documentation.

ARA290, also written ARA-290 and named cibinetide, is an 11-residue peptide. The supplied report writes its sequence as pGlu-EQLERALNSS: the N-terminal pyroglutamate is part of the molecular description.

ARA290 names and sequence

The supplied ARA290 report names cibinetide and prints pGlu-EQLERALNSS. The design paper distinguishes HBSP from its N-terminal pyroglutamate form, pHBSP, and provides the structural relationship behind that naming.Supplied ARA290 10 mg report — lot ARA-41-8WX (opens in a new tab)Brines et al. (2008) (opens in a new tab)

Reference fields
FieldDocumented detail
NamesARA290; ARA-290; cibinetide
Structural descriptionpHBSP: pyroglutamate helix B surface peptide
SequencepGlu–Glu–Gln–Leu–Glu–Arg–Ala–Leu–Asn–Ser–Ser (pGlu-EQLERALNSS)
Residue count11, including the N-terminal pGlu residue
CAS number1208243-50-8 (PubChem registry number for cibinetide, ARA290). The supplied report does not print a CAS number.
Molecular formula and molecular weightNot established by the cited identity passages or supplied report
Supplied ARA290 10 mg report — lot ARA-41-8WX (opens in a new tab)Brines et al. (2008) (opens in a new tab)

A surface-derived sequence is not a continuous fragment

Brines and colleagues constructed the 11-residue sequence from spatially adjacent residues on the exposed helix B surface of erythropoietin. Those positions are not a single continuous interval of the parent’s primary sequence. The design relationship is therefore three-dimensional as well as sequence-based.Brines et al. (2008) (opens in a new tab)

Keep the pGlu form separate from a version with a different N-terminal residue. Removing the prefix from a specification loses the very terminal distinction recorded in the design paper and the supplied report.Brines et al. (2008) (opens in a new tab)Supplied ARA290 10 mg report — lot ARA-41-8WX (opens in a new tab)

Connect the reference to the supplied material

The supplied report describes a synthetic freeze-dried 11-residue material and records LC-HRMS identity against a qualified reference. Content and related substances are assessed separately. Match the sequence, name and lot ARA-41-8WX before comparing its chromatographic percentage with another report.Supplied ARA290 10 mg report — lot ARA-41-8WX (opens in a new tab)

The report does not disclose a complete salt or hydrate specification. Keep the printed peptide identity and the separate water and residual-TFA measurements visible, rather than supplying an unverified formula for the whole powder.Supplied ARA290 10 mg report — lot ARA-41-8WX (opens in a new tab)

Product and certificate documents

Sources and further detail

  1. Brines et al. (2008) (opens in a new tab)

    Existing dossier design and sequence passages: spatial surface relationship, HBSP/pHBSP distinction and terminal pyroglutamate only.

  2. Supplied ARA290 10 mg report — lot ARA-41-8WX (opens in a new tab)

    Supplied report: identity wording and analytical fields. Results concern the named sample and lot; this is document transcription, not independent authentication.

Identity sources and supplied documents checked for this revision on 3 October 2026. Report transcription is separate from independent authentication. This article has not undergone independent scientific peer review.

Novum Peptides

Research use only

Before you enter

Please confirm the following before browsing Novum Peptides.

Adults onlyYou must be 18 years or older to enter.

Laboratory research onlyOur products are not for human or veterinary use.

We’ll remember your confirmation on this browser where storage is available.

Novum Peptides · For laboratory research only