Thymogen
Also known as: Alpha-Glutamyl-Tryptophan
Overview
Thymogen is a synthetic dipeptide associated with thymic peptide research and immune modulation. It has been used in some countries as an immunomodulatory medicine, but it is not generally licensed in the UK or US.
How it works
Proposed to modulate T-cell differentiation, immune cell function, and cytokine balance. It is often discussed as a smaller synthetic analogue related to thymic peptide activity, though clinical evidence and regulatory status vary by country.
Primary uses
- Immune modulation research
- T-cell function research
- Thymic signalling research
- Immune recovery research
Storage and preparation
Store lyophilised material refrigerated or frozen depending on supplier guidance. Protect from light and moisture. Reconstituted material should be refrigerated and used within validated stability guidance.
Reconstitute with sterile water or bacteriostatic water according to formulation. Add diluent slowly and gently swirl.
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