LL-37.org

Why this name

Among researchers, .org still signals institution rather than storefront — societies, registries, open datasets, educational archives. Attached to LL-37, the designation for a much-studied human cathelicidin peptide, it suggests a resource maintained for the field: literature summaries, structural information, standardised nomenclature, links to primary publications.

The fitting owner is a research foundation, academic group, professional association or an educational publisher covering antimicrobial peptides and innate immunity. A site like that lives on credibility, and the extension contributes credibility before a single page loads. Where a commercial name would invite scepticism from the audience it needs most, this one reads as reference material — the sort of address cited in a reading list or a methods section.

Well suited to

• Educational resource on antimicrobial peptides
• Research foundation or academic working group site
• Open literature and citation index
• Nomenclature and standards reference

Ideal owner A research foundation, academic group, or scientific education publisher.