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Growth hormone axis

Sermorelin Price Comparison

GHRH(1-29) amide — the shortest fully active fragment of growth-hormone-releasing hormone.

Also referred to as: GRF (1-29) NH2 · Sermorelin Acetate (Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone 1-29) · Sermorelin acetate · GHRH 1-29 · Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone · GHRH Analog

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Research profile

About Sermorelin in the lab

Represents the shortest fully active fragment of native GHRH. It serves as a reference ligand in studies on the GHRH receptor and peptide degradation kinetics.

Proposed mechanism

Binds GHRH receptors on pituitary somatotrophs, raising cAMP and stimulating GH synthesis and pulsatile release while staying subject to normal somatostatin feedback.

Structure note

Amino-terminal 29 residues of growth-hormone-releasing hormone with C-terminal amidation.

Typical research themes

  • GHRH receptor assays
  • Peptide half-life in serum models
  • Analytical standards

Regulatory note

The same or a closely related active substance is a licensed prescription medicine in some countries. Research-grade material listed by third parties is not a medicine and must never be used on people or animals.

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