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Peptides.
Science expanding.
Explore the molecules, stories and mechanisms opening new possibilities in biotechnology. A collection for distributors and organizations following developments in peptide research.
GLP-1, GIP and glucagon: the signals behind a new generation of metabolic peptides
An in-depth guide to GLP-1, GIP and glucagon: history, function and the design of single, dual and triple agonists.
Read articleBPC-157: from digestive physiology to research on repair
Pavlov's historical role, the development of BPC-157 and experimental research on tendons and vascularization.
Read articleGHK-Cu: a small signal attracting interest in tissue repair
From Loren Pickart's work to research on collagen, copper and tissue remodeling.
Read articlePinealon: three amino acids and a question about neuronal resilience
The origins of EDR, its sequence and research on oxidative stress and neuronal structures.
Read articleEpithalon: four amino acids between biological timing and the ends of DNA
The history of the AEDG tetrapeptide and studies of hormonal rhythms, telomerase and telomeres.
Read articleGH secretagogues: the signals that opened another way to investigate growth hormone
From GHRH and ghrelin to ipamorelin, tesamorelin and the questions opened by GH secretagogues.
Read articleThe thymus and thymosins: peptide signals between immunity and repair
From the organ that develops T lymphocytes to alpha-1, beta-4, TB-500 and thymulin: history, identity and new scientific questions.
Read articleCerebrolysin: from nervous tissue to the question of recovering a function
A complex peptide preparation and its journey through cellular research, rehabilitation and trials of neurological function.
Read articleMOTS-c: the small signal that changed a question about mitochondria
The discovery of MOTS-c and its journey through energy signaling, stress responses and exercise research.
Read articleThe science behind the potential
These articles trace each molecule’s origins, explain its mechanisms and present findings from scientific publications. Links lead to original research and historical sources. Conversations with Dr. Abud Bakri on Huberman Lab, Julian Dorey, Santa Cruz Medicinals and the episode on peptides, sunlight and the thymus add complementary perspectives.
Our interest is in the progress of peptide biotechnology and the research questions it opens. Each finding retains the compound, model and population in which it was studied. Explanations of its relevance are editorial interpretation.