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AOD-9604

£32.49

AOD-9604 is modified fragment of human growth hormone residues 176–191. Researchers examine it in relation to whether a c-terminal gh fragment can influence lipid metabolism without full gh signalling.

Why it is distinct

A GH-derived metabolic fragment—not an incretin, amylin analogue or GH secretagogue.

  • Evidence stageEarly human evidence
  • AvailabilityAvailable · 10 in stock
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10 in stock

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

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What this material is+

AOD-9604 is modified fragment of human growth hormone residues 176–191. Researchers examine it in relation to whether a c-terminal gh fragment can influence lipid metabolism without full gh signalling.

Research focus+

Researchers study whether it can affect how fat is broken down without producing all the wider effects of full growth hormone. Human results have been limited and it remains experimental.

How the mechanism differs+

Designed to retain proposed lipolytic signalling from a GH fragment while limiting broader growth-promoting activity.

Evidence and limitations+

Small early human studies exist, but efficacy was not established sufficiently for medicine authorisation; much discussion exceeds the evidence.

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RESEARCH PROFILE

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Molecular role

Modified fragment of human growth hormone residues 176–191

Research focus

Researchers study whether it can affect how fat is broken down without producing all the wider effects of full growth hormone. Human results have been limited and it remains experimental.

How it works

Designed to retain proposed lipolytic signalling from a GH fragment while limiting broader growth-promoting activity.

Key differentiator

A GH-derived metabolic fragment—not an incretin, amylin analogue or GH secretagogue.

Evidence context

Small early human studies exist, but efficacy was not established sufficiently for medicine authorisation; much discussion exceeds the evidence.

Educational research context only. This information is not dosage, administration or personal-use guidance.