Adipotide is a synthetic peptide that has attracted significant interest in scientific and preclinical research due to its selective interaction with adipose tissue vasculature. Structurally designed to target receptors expressed on blood vessels that supply fat cells, Adipotide is commonly studied for its role in understanding adipose tissue regulation, metabolic signaling pathways, and mechanisms associated with fat accumulation and reduction. Its targeted binding profile makes it a valuable research tool in studies related to obesity biology, energy balance, and metabolic disorders. Adipotide functions by interacting with prohibitin receptors found on the endothelial cells of adipose tissue. This interaction has been widely examined in laboratory settings to evaluate how disrupting blood supply to fat tissue may influence adipocyte survival and fat mass regulation. As a result, Adipotide is frequently included in experimental models that explore vascular–adipose communication, metabolic adaptation, and targeted peptide delivery systems.