Plain-spoken notes on the compounds we supply — what the literature shows, how to read a COA, and the protocols that protect your data. Cited, never hyped.
Bioregulators
Thymalin is a calf-thymus polypeptide bioregulator developed by Khavinson and Morozov. Its chemistry, mechanism, evidence base, and the CAS mix-up, explained.
Bioregulators
For 20 years the epitalon telomerase claim rested on one lab. In 2025 an independent UK group reproduced it in human cells. What that…
Bioregulators
A Soviet-born research programme assigned a short peptide to nearly every organ in the body. Here is the map of the “cytogen” catalogue—and an…
Bioregulators
Cortagen is a four-amino-acid “cytogen” from Vladimir Khavinson's bioregulator programme, studied chiefly for one striking preclinical claim: that it helps injured peripheral nerves recover.…
Bioregulators
Pinealon is the tripeptide EDR (Glu-Asp-Arg), a “cytogen”-class short peptide from the Khavinson school proposed to act as an epigenetic regulator of the brain.…
Bioregulators
Vesugen is the tripeptide KED (Lys-Glu-Asp), the “vascular” member of the Khavinson cytogen family. It rests on a bold and still-unproven idea: that three…
Bioregulators
A profile of the Russian gerontologist who spent decades arguing that peptides just a few amino acids long could tune the genome and slow…
Bioregulators
A guide to the Russian peptide-bioregulator school: very short peptides, each tied to a tissue, proposed to influence gene expression. What the catalogue is,…
Occasional, considered notes on the compounds and the literature. No noise.
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