TB-500
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TB-500 is a synthetic peptide derived from thymosin beta-4 and consists of a short amino acid chain. Within research contexts, this molecule is known for its role in cell migration and regenerative processes.
TB-500 is studied in scientific settings due to its interactions with actin binding, cell mobility, and tissue repair mechanisms. The peptide is examined within models related to angiogenesis and extracellular matrix processes.
Research relevance
Studied within models of cell migration and tissue repair.
Relevant in studies on angiogenesis.
Examined in relation to the extracellular matrix and regenerative processes.
Applied in experimental research setups focused on repair mechanisms.
Key specifications
Feature | Value / explanation |
|---|---|
Peptide type | Thymosin beta-4 fragment (TB-500) |
Available variant | 10mg |
Tested for | Purity, endotoxins, and heavy metals |
Form | Lyophilized (lyophilisate, dry powder) |
Storage & shelf life | Lyophilized: shelf life of 2 years. Batch: PK-RG-009 Best before: February 4, 2028 |
Lab results
Variant | Lab report (COA) |
|---|---|
TB-500 10mg |
Specifications
| Concentration (mg) | 10mg |
| Bacteriostatic Water | 10ml, 3ml (included by default) |
| Insulin Needles | 10x 0.5ml insulin needles, 10x 1ml insulin needles, None |
| Alcohol Swabs | No, Yes |
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- Rest of Europe: 3-7 business days, €14.95
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- Intended exclusively for research purposes.
- Not intended for human use, diagnosis, or treatment.
- Only for qualified personnel in a controlled research environment.
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