Overview
Humanin Peptide is a fascinating compound composed of 24 amino acids, encoded by the mitochondrial genome. Initially identified as part of the mitochondrial-derived peptide (MDP) family, this peptide has garnered interest in various laboratory research applications. Researchers have been investigating Humanin’s interactions with intracellular protein complexes and its involvement in cellular stress responses. This peptide offers a unique opportunity for those looking to explore advanced biochemistry in controlled environments.
Key Features
- 24-amino acid structure, derived from mitochondrial DNA
- Investigated for cellular interactions and stress responses
- Designed for controlled laboratory research
- Not intended for human or veterinary use
- Available in single vials for convenient research
Specifications
| Product Name | Humanin Peptide |
|---|---|
| Amino Acids | 24 |
| Source | Mitochondrial Genome |
| Usage | Research Purposes Only |
FAQ
What is Humanin Peptide?
Humanin Peptide is a 24-amino acid peptide that has been studied for its functions related to cellular stress and intracellular interactions, making it valuable for laboratory research.
Is this product intended for human consumption?
No, Humanin Peptide is strictly for controlled laboratory research use only. It is not intended for human or veterinary use.
How is Humanin Peptide supplied?
This peptide is supplied in single vials, making it easy for researchers to manage their experiments and dosages effectively.
Explore the capabilities of Humanin Peptide at Iron Mountain Labz. Research today and see what discoveries await!
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