GHK-Cu (Copper) (50mg) 

GHK-Cu (Copper) (50mg) is a highly purified copper-binding tripeptide complex developed for advanced scientific research involving peptide biology, molecular signaling, copper ion homeostasis, extracellular matrix regulation, and cellular communication. It consists of the naturally occurring tripeptide Glycyl-L-Histidyl-L-Lysine (GHK) complexed with Copper (II) ions. Furthermore, GHK-Cu is one of the most extensively characterized copper peptides in modern peptide science. As a result, its well-defined molecular structure and exceptional biochemical stability make it a valuable research tool for investigating peptide-mediated biological processes and copper-dependent molecular mechanisms.

Researchers utilize GHK-Cu (Copper) to investigate copper transport, peptide-protein interactions, intracellular signaling, gene expression, extracellular matrix biology, and cellular regulation. Additionally, experimental studies examine copper-dependent enzymatic systems, oxidative stress responses, protein turnover, biochemical signaling networks, and peptide-mediated cellular communication. Moreover, these investigations expand scientific understanding of molecular biology, biochemistry, peptide pharmacology, and the interactions between bioactive peptides and metal ions.

The unique copper-binding properties of GHK-Cu (Copper) (50mg) make it suitable for academic institutions, biotechnology companies, pharmaceutical organizations, and molecular biology laboratories. In addition, researchers employ this peptide in studies involving peptide chemistry, protein structure-function relationships, molecular pharmacology, extracellular matrix biology, and regenerative science. Consequently, its well-characterized molecular profile supports reliable and reproducible laboratory investigations.

Manufacturers produce GHK-Cu (Copper) (50mg) as a high-purity, research-grade lyophilized peptide using stringent manufacturing standards and comprehensive analytical quality control. Furthermore, every production batch undergoes extensive testing to verify identity, purity, potency, and batch-to-batch consistency. Therefore, these quality standards provide researchers with a dependable peptide for demanding scientific investigations.

Product Information

• Product Name: GHK-Cu (Copper)
• Full Chemical Name: Glycyl-L-Histidyl-L-Lysine Copper (II) Complex
• Alternative Name: Copper Tripeptide-1
• Strength: 50mg per vial
• Peptide Class: Copper-binding synthetic tripeptide
• Appearance: Blue to blue-violet lyophilized powder
• Grade: Research grade
• Purity: High purity (Certificate of Analysis available for applicable batches)
• Intended Use: Laboratory research only

Research Applications

Researchers commonly investigate GHK-Cu (Copper) (50mg) in studies involving:

• Copper peptide biology
• Molecular and cellular signaling
• Peptide-protein interaction research
• Gene expression and molecular regulation
• Extracellular matrix biology
• Copper ion transport mechanisms
• Oxidative stress and biochemical pathway research
• Biotechnology and pharmaceutical research

Quality Assurance

Every batch of GHK-Cu (Copper) (50mg) undergoes rigorous analytical testing to verify identity, purity, potency, and consistency before release. Likewise, comprehensive quality assurance protocols support reliable laboratory performance and reproducible scientific results across biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and academic research laboratories.

Storage

Store the lyophilized peptide in a cool, dry laboratory environment away from moisture, excessive heat, and direct light. Afterward, follow validated laboratory storage protocols after reconstitution to preserve peptide integrity and stability.

Disclaimer

GHK-Cu (Copper) (50mg) is supplied exclusively for scientific and laboratory research purposes. Finally, this product is not intended for human consumption, clinical use, veterinary applications, therapeutic treatment, or diagnostic procedures. Qualified laboratory professionals should handle this research peptide according to established laboratory practices, institutional protocols, and applicable regulations.