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GHK-Cu Copper peptide for ECM research Limited time offer 36% off original price Get notified when back in stock For Research Use Only Not for Human Consumption GHK-Cu (glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine copper) is a naturally occurring copper-binding tripeptide first isolated from human plasma in 1973 by Dr

[14] Because the liver is the central organ of copper handling and a major site of oxidative stress during injury, a copper-carrying, antioxidant-supporting peptide has a plausible mechanistic story there but the data are old, experimental, and not human, and the founding observation that the same peptide stimulates growth in neoplastic liver cells is a reminder that acts on the liver is not synonymous with good for the liver in every context

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Studies on dermal fibroblasts have documented up to 70% increases in collagen I production at optimal concentrations of 1 nanomolar

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