AOD 9604

Key Features

✓Derived from the 176-191 region of human growth hormone

✓Commonly studied in fat metabolism and lipid signalling research

✓Investigated for its interaction with adipose tissue pathways

✓Frequently utilised in metabolic regulation studies

✓Popular within obesity, energy balance, and metabolism research models

✓Research-grade peptide supplied as a lyophilised powder

Fat Metabolism Research

Frequently investigated for its role in pathways associated with lipid metabolism and adipose tissue regulation.

Adipose Tissue Signalling

Studied in laboratory models examining how peptide signalling influences fat tissue biology and metabolic activity.

Energy Regulation Models

Researchers explore its interaction with pathways involved in energy storage, fat utilisation, and overall metabolic balance.

Growth Hormone Fragment Research

Provides a targeted model for studying the metabolic activity associated with a specific region of the growth hormone molecule.

Scientific Research Context

Growth hormone is involved in numerous physiological processes, including growth, tissue maintenance, and metabolic regulation. Researchers have identified specific regions of the hormone that may influence individual biological pathways.

AOD-9604 represents the 176-191 amino acid fragment of human growth hormone and has therefore become a subject of interest in studies investigating:

• Fat metabolism
• Lipid signalling pathways
• Adipose tissue biology
• Metabolic regulation
• Energy balance mechanisms

Its focused structure allows researchers to explore these pathways within controlled laboratory environments.

Common Research Applications

AOD-9604 is frequently studied in models involving:

• Fat metabolism and lipid utilisation
• Adipose tissue signalling
• Metabolic regulation pathways
• Energy balance research
• Growth hormone fragment studies
• Obesity and metabolic health research
• Cellular metabolic signalling
• Peptide-based metabolic models

Related Research Compounds

Researchers investigating metabolic signalling and energy regulation pathways may also study:

• MOTS-C – mitochondrial signalling and metabolic adaptation research
• AICAR – energy metabolism and AMPK pathway studies
• Tirzepatide – metabolic and glucose regulation research
• 5-Amino-1MQ – NNMT pathway and cellular energy regulation studies

These compounds are commonly discussed within broader metabolic and adipose tissue research frameworks.

Product Specifications

• Product Name: AOD-9604
• Peptide Type: Synthetic Growth Hormone Fragment
• Sequence Fragment: HGH 176-191
• Research Category: Metabolic & Adipose Tissue Research
• Primary Focus Areas: Fat Metabolism & Energy Regulation
• Physical Form: Lyophilised (Freeze-Dried) Powder
• Application: Research Use Only

For laboratory research use only – This product is intended solely for research, analytical, and educational purposes. It is not intended for human or animal consumption, therapeutic use, veterinary use, diagnostic procedures, or administration of any kind.