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AOD-9604 is a synthetic sixteen-residue peptide corresponding to the C-terminal region of human growth hormone, with a tyrosine at the N-terminus, supplied by Red Leaf Research Labs as a 10 mg lyophilized research material. Published work studies it as an isolated growth hormone fragment in adipose tissue models. It is not an authorized medicine in Canada, is for laboratory research use only, is not for human or veterinary use, and carries no dosing or protocol information.
AOD-9604 is stocked in a 10 mg lyophilized fill for qualified purchasers in Canada, described here by material, lot paperwork and dispatch terms.
Visitors arrive on buy AOD-9604 Canada, AOD-9604 peptide Canada and hGH fragment 176-191 Canada. Those strings are recorded as search behaviour, not as purposes this vial is sold for. Personal-health enquiries belong with a clinician.
Red Leaf Research Labs supplies AOD-9604 as a research chemical. The vial is not for administration to a person or an animal, no dosing is issued with it, and no claim is made about its activity.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Research format | One vial, 10 mg AOD-9604, lyophilized |
| Physical state | Dry cake or powder, glass vial sealed |
| Analytical documentation | Independent report tied to this lot, methods stated |
| Fulfilment | Dispatch to research addresses in Canada |
| Intended use | Laboratory research only; not for human or veterinary use |
The fill is a stock-keeping unit, not a suggestion. No figure is offered for what any experiment ought to consume.
AOD-9604 reproduces the C-terminal end of the 191-residue human growth hormone chain. Fifteen residues correspond to hGH positions 177 to 191; a tyrosine occupies the position carrying phenylalanine at residue 176 in the parent protein. Two cysteines form an intramolecular disulfide, giving the molecule a small ring and two sulfur atoms. At about 1815 daltons it is a tenth the mass of the intact hormone.
The compound it is most often confused with is hGH fragment 176-191, the unmodified sequence beginning with phenylalanine. The two differ by a single residue and are frequently listed under each other’s names. A larger confusion is with somatropin, recombinant growth hormone, the full 191-residue protein and a different class of substance.
Published work on this fragment began with Australian investigators studying which part of the growth hormone molecule accounts for its reported activity in fat tissue. Ng and colleagues reported metabolic studies of the synthetic domain in obese rodents in Hormone Research in 2000, recording body-weight change, adipose lipolytic activity and euglycaemic clamp measures. Heffernan and colleagues compared growth hormone and the fragment in obese mice and beta-3 adrenergic receptor knockout mice in Endocrinology in 2001, the knockout line testing whether that receptor was required. Metabolic Pharmaceuticals developed the compound and took it into clinical trials before discontinuing development in 2007.
All of that describes measurements in rodents and cultured tissue by other investigators, and a clinical programme that ended. Activity in an animal model does not establish an effect in a person.
Time in transit is the first point. A disulfide-containing peptide ships dry for a reason, and unrecorded days are days the packaging must compensate for.
The second is that two overlapping names cover materials differing by one residue. Establishing which arrived is a conversation with the seller, easier under one legal system.
Both describe the route, not the powder. Domestic dispatch improves no lot and answers nothing.
Listings for this compound routinely conflate it with the fragment it derives from. This page differs in five ways.
Two structural features set the questions. An intramolecular disulfide closes the molecule, and one N-terminal residue, tyrosine for phenylalanine, separates it from the unmodified fragment by sixteen daltons.
Sixteen daltons low points to the unmodified fragment. Two daltons high points to a reduced open chain, a doubled mass to a dimer.
The contents are freeze-dried: frozen, then held under vacuum until the ice sublimes, so the solid never passed through a warm aqueous state.
The disulfide adds its own chemistry. Thiol-disulfide exchange is described as accelerated by traces of reducing agent, by alkali and by dissolved metal ions, and its products, a reduced monomer or a scrambled dimer, are invisible in a nominal mass. Humidity, temperature cycling, light and freeze-thaw apply on top. A supplier note requires advanced reconstitution technique, meaning a validated institutional procedure.
Working out concentration for this vial? Our peptide reconstitution calculator converts vial size and bacteriostatic water volume into mg per mL and U-100 syringe units.
These steps are purchasing and records, containing no dosing or study-design guidance.
Search traffic here divides sharply. One part is laboratory purchasing for work on growth hormone fragments. The other comes from consumer weight-management discussion, where the compound is written about in terms this listing will not use.
AOD-9604 is not an authorized medicine in Canada. Development ended without a marketing authorisation anywhere, so there is no approved formulation, labelling or prescribing framework. It is also a prohibited substance in sport and is tested for in competition, a separate regulatory fact for purchasers in sports-adjacent settings.
A personal-health interest in AOD-9604 belongs with a licensed clinician. A research chemical listing cannot serve that purpose.
| Check | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Laboratory research in an organization eligible to receive it |
| Identity | CAS 221231-10-3 on the label and repeated on the lot report |
| Distinctness | The tyrosine-extended analogue, not hGH fragment 176-191 |
| Quantity | Number of 10 mg vials taken from the written plan |
| Documentation | Lot report stating the redox state at which mass was measured |
| Verification | Whether disulfide connectivity is confirmed independently |
| Handling | A validated reconstitution procedure agreed before opening |
Background reading: how peptides work, research peptide terminology, and buying peptides in Canada.
No. No dosing, reconstitution volume, concentration, route or protocol is provided for this or any product.
No. AOD-9604 carries a tyrosine where the unmodified fragment carries phenylalanine, a difference of one residue and sixteen daltons.
No. It is a sixteen-residue fragment analogue of about 1815 daltons; recombinant growth hormone is the intact 191-residue protein.
No. Clinical development ended in 2007 without a marketing authorisation; it is supplied as a research chemical.
The current lot carries an independent report identified by lot number, with methods stated on the document.
Research use only. AOD-9604 10 mg is supplied strictly for laboratory research. It is not an authorized medicine in Canada, is not for human or veterinary use, and carries no dosing or protocol information. Anyone with a personal-health question should consult a licensed clinician.
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