AOD9604

Description

AOD9604 — Stabilised hGH C-Terminal Fragment Peptide

AOD9604 is a stabilised synthetic fragment corresponding to amino acids 177–191 of the human growth-hormone sequence, structurally isolated from the full-length hormone’s principal receptor-binding domain. It is produced by solid-phase synthesis and supplied for in vitro laboratory research use only.

Research context

Published biochemical literature has examined this fragment’s structural stability and its lack of binding to the growth-hormone receptor’s principal binding site, distinguishing its in vitro activity from that of full-length growth hormone in receptor-binding assay systems. Studies using isolated adipocyte cell-culture models have examined lipolytic enzyme activation and lipogenic enzyme expression following fragment exposure, independent of growth-hormone receptor-mediated signalling pathways. These structure-activity assay systems form the basis of the published literature on the fragment. Comparative in vitro work has also examined its stability against proteolytic degradation relative to the full-length hormone, using cell-free enzymatic-digestion assay formats.

Specification

• Available sizes: 2mg · 5mg · 10mg
• Form: lyophilised powder
• Purity: ≥99% (HPLC)
• Testing: independently lot-tested by Horizon Analytical · Certificate of Analysis per lot

For laboratory research use only. This material is supplied to qualified researchers and institutions for in vitro investigational use. It is not a drug, food, cosmetic or medical device. It is not intended for human or veterinary use, for diagnosis, treatment, cure or prevention of any disease, or for any use outside a controlled laboratory environment. No statement on this site has been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Keep out of reach of children.

Related Research

Compound family: Lipo-C, Lipo-C + B12, Adipotide (FTPP), HGH Fragment 176-191

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