Bioregulators

Bioregulators are short-chain peptides, typically only two to four amino acids long, studied for tissue-specific regulatory effects in cellular and longevity research. Our range includes Epithalon, studied in telomerase-activation research; Cartalax, for cartilage and connective-tissue models; Pinealon, for neuroprotective research; Ovagen, for hepatic models; plus Thymagen, Vilon and Cortagen, studied in immune and cellular-ageing models.

Every batch is verified by mass spectrometry against the exact peptide sequence, and HPLC confirms purity at 99% or higher. Each batch Certificate of Analysis is published in our test-results library. Product pages list the sequence, CAS number and molecular weight for every compound.

This range follows the Khavinson peptide research tradition: short sequences modelled on tissue-derived regulatory peptides, now produced as synthetic research-grade material. Looking for full-length compounds instead? See Research Peptides.

Bioregulators are supplied lyophilised and vacuum-sealed, and ship with tracking to laboratories across Europe and worldwide. All bioregulators are supplied strictly for laboratory research use only.

Frequently asked questions:

So, what actually is a bioregulator? Think very short peptide — two, three, maybe four amino acids — that researchers study for how it regulates a specific tissue.

And storage? Keep sealed vials at −20°C, out of the light. Once you’ve reconstituted it, pop it in the fridge at 2–8°C, and use it within whatever period the product page gives you.