Study of KCC Peptide Application in the Colon

"* Your colonoscopy will happen as it would normally, including the medications, the colonoscope, and any clinically indicated biopsies or polypectomies.~* The fluorescent peptide will be sprayed on to the walls of your colon around the areas that might have a polyp, areas of IBD, or another area of interest. Your doctor will select one area to apply the peptide in your colon. The peptide comes in a single-use sealed vial from the investigational pharmacy. Sterile saline (salt-water) is added to the vial. The powder is mixed well and pulled into a syringe. The peptide is then injected into a special, single-use sprayer, like a garden hose, that fits down the endoscope channel. The peptide will be sprayed in your colon. This is part of the study.~* The endoscopist will take pictures of the area before and after the peptide spraying. They will use the camera that is part of the colonoscope.~* We will obtain copies of your endoscopy report and any pathology reports."