
AOD-9604 is a synthetic analog of the C-terminal fragment (residues 177–191) of human growth hormone, with an added N-terminal tyrosine. Unlike full-length GH it does not engage the GH receptor and produces no IGF-1-mediated effects. In animal models it has been studied for effects on β3-adrenergic signaling and lipolysis in adipose tissue. Its small size and lack of GH-receptor activity make it useful for isolating GH's lipolytic effects from its mitogenic ones.
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View full certificate →Lyophilized: −20°C, 24 months. Reconstituted: 2–8°C, 30 days. Bacteriostatic water.
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No. The fragment lacks the structural elements required for GH receptor binding. This is the central distinction from full-length GH.
Smaller molecule, simpler synthesis. The price reflects synthesis cost, not quality — purity standards are identical to every other Metabo SKU.
Common preparation: 2 mL bacteriostatic water per 10mg vial, yielding 5 mg/mL.
Those act on the GHRH receptor to stimulate endogenous GH release. AOD-9604 mimics one specific lipolytic effect of GH directly, without engaging the GH axis.
Single peak at 1,815.1 g/mol, matching theoretical MW within assay tolerance.
Yes, briefly. Standard practice: 2–8°C storage, minimize ambient exposure during handling.
Provided for context only. None of the studies cited below evaluate hábit material specifically; they document the published literature on the compound and its mechanism. Research-use claims are not therapeutic claims.
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“COA matched what we ran in-house. Powder reconstituted clean, no haze. Did exactly what we needed it to.”
“Switched after two bad lots from a previous source. Three orders in, zero issues.”
“Asked support a purity question and got the raw HPLC trace back within the hour. That transparency is why we reorder.”