GHK-CU

GHK-Cu — Glycyl-L-Histidyl-L-Lysine Copper — is a naturally occurring copper-binding tripeptide complex used in experimental research examining copper-peptide chemistry, cellular signalling, extracellular matrix biology, gene-expression pathways, and oxidative-response mechanisms.

GHK-Cu is supplied as a high-purity lyophilised powder for controlled in vitro laboratory and scientific research. The complex is studied in experimental systems examining interactions between peptide-bound copper, cellular signalling pathways, fibroblast cell models, matrix-associated processes, and regulatory biochemical mechanisms.

Key Features

• High purity ≥98% — HPLC verified
• 100mg per vial
• Blue to blue-green lyophilised powder
• Copper-binding tripeptide complex
• Suitable for controlled in vitro research
• Stable lyophilised format

Area of Interest

Laboratory research involving GHK-Cu has examined several biochemical and cellular pathways:

• Copper-Peptide Chemistry: Investigated in experimental systems examining copper binding, peptide coordination, and associated biochemical interactions.
• Extracellular Matrix Signalling: Studied in models involving matrix-associated signalling, structural protein regulation, and cellular organisation.
• Fibroblast Cell Models: Examined in experimental systems involving fibroblast activity, cellular signalling, and matrix-associated processes.
• Gene-Expression Research: Investigated for its relationship with transcriptional responses and gene-expression patterns associated with cellular regulation.
• Oxidative & Inflammatory Signalling: Studied in relation to oxidative-response mechanisms, inflammatory mediators, and cellular stress-response pathways.

Together, these areas make GHK-Cu a copper-peptide complex of interest for in vitro research into copper-peptide interactions, cellular signalling, extracellular matrix biology, gene-expression mechanisms, and cellular stress-response pathways.

For in vitro laboratory research only. Not for human or veterinary use.