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Secretagoghi dell'ormone della crescita

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About these compounds

I secretagoghi dell’ormone della crescita (GHS) sono una classe di composti di ricerca studiati per la loro capacità di coinvolgere l’asse somatotropo in vitro e in modelli preclinici. La categoria raggruppa due famiglie farmacologiche principali studiate in parallelo: peptidi rilascianti l’ormone della crescita (GHRP) e agonisti ghrelin-mimetici che agiscono sul recettore dei secretagoghi dell’ormone della crescita (GHSR-1a), insieme ad analoghi del GHRH che modulano la stessa cascata di segnalazione attraverso un recettore complementare. Il loro interesse di ricerca condiviso risiede nel modo in cui ciascuno scaffold influenza i pattern di rilascio pulsatile dell’ormone della crescita a livello dei modelli cellulari dei somatotropi ipofisari.Condor Research fornisce questi materiali di riferimento esclusivamente per uso di laboratorio, ogni lotto caratterizzato a una purezza ≥99% mediante HPLC e accompagnato da un Certificato di Analisi (COA) specifico per lotto. Approvvigionati e spediti all’interno dell’UE, il catalogo è destinato a supportare un lavoro di banco riproducibile sulla farmacologia recettoriale, la stabilità peptidica e lo sviluppo di saggi.La categoria include Ipamorelin, un pentapeptide selettivo attivo sul GHSR-1a ampiamente utilizzato come standard di ricerca, e la combinazione a doppio meccanismo CJC-1295 no DAC + Ipamorelin, che abbina un analogo del GHRH a un GHRP per studi recettoriali comparativi. Tutti i prodotti sono venduti esclusivamente per Uso di Ricerca (RUO) e indagine in vitro; non sono destinati al consumo umano o animale, né ad applicazioni diagnostiche o terapeutiche.

Comparison

CompoundClassPathway / targetResearch focusFormat
CJC-1295 DACGHRH analogueGHRH receptorSustained GH pulse researchVial
CJC-1295 (no DAC)GHRH analogueGHRH receptorShort-acting GH pulse researchVial
IpamorelinGH secretagogueGHS-R (ghrelin receptor)Selective GH pulse researchVial
SermorelinGHRH analogueGHRH receptorGH-axis researchVial
TesamorelinGHRH analogueGHRH receptorVisceral-fat / IGF-1 axis researchVial
CJC-1295 no DAC + IpamorelinGHRH analogue + GH secretagogue blendGHRH receptor / GHS-RCombined GH pulse researchVial
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between CJC-1295 with DAC and without DAC?
CJC-1295 DAC is conjugated to Drug Affinity Complex for an extended half-life in research protocols, while CJC-1295 no DAC is cleared quickly and is typically studied alongside a GH secretagogue like Ipamorelin. See our CJC-1295 DAC vs no DAC comparison.
Is Ipamorelin the same as CJC-1295?
No. Ipamorelin is a selective ghrelin-receptor (GHS-R) agonist, while CJC-1295 is a GHRH-receptor analogue; they are studied through different receptors and are often paired in combination research. See our Ipamorelin vs CJC-1295 article.
Are growth hormone secretagogues legal to purchase in Europe for research?
Legal status varies by compound and by member state; these peptides are supplied strictly as Research Use Only reference material, not for human or veterinary use. See our per-compound legal guides for Ipamorelin and CJC-1295.
How does Tesamorelin differ from Sermorelin in research use?
Both are GHRH analogues, but Tesamorelin has been studied specifically in the context of the visceral-fat/IGF-1 axis, while Sermorelin research more broadly addresses GHRH-receptor and GH-pulse pharmacology. See our Tesamorelin vs CJC-1295 vs Sermorelin comparison.
Do you provide a Certificate of Analysis for every GH secretagogue batch?
Yes. Every compound in this category ships as research-use-only material with a batch-specific COA covering identity and purity by HPLC and mass spectrometry.
Research standards & references

Research Standards & Documentation

Every compound in this category is supplied as Research Use Only material with:

  • COA availability — batch-specific Certificate of Analysis.
  • Analytical documentation — HPLC and mass-spectrometry identity/purity.
  • Purity information — stated per batch.
  • Batch transparency — traceable lot data.
  • Research-use positioning — not for human or veterinary use; supplied for laboratory research only.

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Scientific references

Peer-reviewed literature underpinning this category. Full per-compound evidence lists are maintained in the linked research articles below.

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