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  • noun Plural form of pentapeptide.

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  • "pentapeptides", whatever they are, so I don't need endless adverts featuring "celebrity beauty editors" rammed down my throat.

    Word Magazine - Comments 2008

  • "pentapeptides", whatever they are, so I don't need endless adverts featuring "celebrity beauty editors" rammed down my throat.

    Word Magazine - Comments milkybarnick 2008

  • "pentapeptides", whatever they are, so I don't need endless adverts featuring "celebrity beauty editors" rammed down my throat.

    Word Magazine - Comments Milford E Stanton 2008

  • "pentapeptides", whatever they are, so I don't need endless adverts featuring "celebrity beauty editors" rammed down my throat.

    Word Magazine - Comments 2008

  • Face Moisturizer: Jurlique Herbal Recovery Gel (1oz $67): With slick packaging, multi-syllabic ingredients (pentapeptides! humectants!), and promises of clear, glowing, and unblemished skin, it's amazing how one doesn't get vertigo shopping in the drugstore.

    Felicia C. Sullivan: Covet Fall's Top 10 Beauty Indulgences 2009

  • To hell with pentapeptides or whatever rubbish the cosmetic companies are peddling through contrived adverts, this is the next product to revolutionise the industry!

    Filmstalker: Delpy chooses Hurt for The Countess 2007

  • I got a couple of marketing contacts who are keen to push pentapeptides.

    just who is raymond delauney? 2006

  • I tried some pentapeptides last night from Boots at £12.99 and I was amazed at how much younger my skin looks…

    just who is raymond delauney? 2006

  • Either of two naturally occurring pentapeptides methionine or leucine in the brain, that have potent opiate-like effects and serve as neurotransmitters.

    Alcohol and The Addictive Brain Kenneth Blum 1991

  • Either of two naturally occurring pentapeptides methionine or leucine in the brain, that have potent opiate-like effects and serve as neurotransmitters.

    Alcohol and The Addictive Brain Kenneth Blum 1991

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