Metabolic

hGH fragment (176–191)

HGH fragment 176-191 / Human growth hormone fragment

Peptide length
16 amino acids

Native-sequence hGH fragment

Evidence availableMostly cell or animal research

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A name referring to a C-terminal segment of human growth hormone. Commercial use sometimes conflates it with AOD-9604.

Family
Growth-hormone fragment
Research target
Experimental metabolic signaling
Molecular form
Native-sequence hGH fragment

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A study of the modified AOD-9604 molecule is not direct evidence for the native-sequence fragment.

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Confirm the N-terminal residue, sequence and disulfide state. Do not use the two fragment names as synonyms.

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