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FOXO4-DRI

£92.00

FOXO4-DRI is d-retro-inverso peptide designed to disrupt foxo4–p53 interaction. Researchers examine it in relation to selective removal of senescent cells in ageing models.

Why it is distinct

A targeted experimental senolytic mechanism, not a mitochondrial support or endocrine peptide.

  • Evidence stagePreclinical
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PRODUCT INFORMATION

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What this material is+

FOXO4-DRI is d-retro-inverso peptide designed to disrupt foxo4–p53 interaction. Researchers examine it in relation to selective removal of senescent cells in ageing models.

Research focus+

Researchers study whether disrupting one cell-survival interaction can help remove these senescent cells. Evidence is preclinical and it is not a proven anti-ageing treatment.

How the mechanism differs+

In preclinical models, releases p53 from FOXO4 sequestration to promote apoptosis preferentially in senescent cells.

Evidence and limitations+

Compelling mouse proof-of-concept but no established controlled human clinical evidence.

Testing and batch documentation+

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RESEARCH PROFILE

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Molecular role

D-retro-inverso peptide designed to disrupt FOXO4–p53 interaction

Research focus

Researchers study whether disrupting one cell-survival interaction can help remove these senescent cells. Evidence is preclinical and it is not a proven anti-ageing treatment.

How it works

In preclinical models, releases p53 from FOXO4 sequestration to promote apoptosis preferentially in senescent cells.

Key differentiator

A targeted experimental senolytic mechanism, not a mitochondrial support or endocrine peptide.

Evidence context

Compelling mouse proof-of-concept but no established controlled human clinical evidence.

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