Immune and Longevity
This group brings together compounds studied in immune regulation and cellular aging research: a thymic peptide investigated for Toll-like receptor signaling and T-cell maturation, a tetrapeptide studied for telomerase activity and senescence markers, NAD+ and glutathione as substrates in DNA repair and redox research, and an α-MSH fragment studied for NF-κB inflammatory signaling. Research is conducted in cell culture and animal models.
Thymosin Alpha-1
10mg · COA published
28-amino-acid thymic peptide studied for Toll-like receptor signaling and T-cell maturation.
- CAS
- 62304-98-7
- MW
- 3108.3
- Purity
- Per published certificate
Epitalon
10–50mg · COA published
Synthetic tetrapeptide studied for telomerase activity and pineal regulation in cell and animal models.
- CAS
- 307297-39-8
- MW
- 390.35
- Purity
- Per published certificate
NAD+
500–1000mg · COA published
Essential redox coenzyme and substrate for sirtuins and PARPs — central to metabolic and DNA repair research.
- CAS
- 53-84-9
- MW
- 663.43
- Purity
- Per published certificate
Glutathione
750–1500mg · COA published
Endogenous thiol tripeptide and the principal intracellular antioxidant, central to redox buffering research.
- CAS
- 70-18-8
- MW
- 307.32
- Purity
- Per published certificate
KPV
10mg · COA published
C-terminal tripeptide fragment of α-MSH studied for anti-inflammatory signaling without melanocortin receptor pigmentation effects.
- CAS
- 67727-97-3
- MW
- 342.44
- Purity
- Per published certificate
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Certificates published
Published across 5 compoundsin this group, current and prior lots. Every certificate is issued by an independent laboratory and carries the issuing lab’s verification key, so each result can be checked with the laboratory directly.
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