Sermorelin 5mg

Dragon Pharma Sermorelin 5mg - Growth Hormone Releasing Peptide

Dragon Pharma Sermorelin 5mg is a synthetic growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) analog used in laboratory research to study pituitary regulation and peptide signaling. It is widely employed in preclinical endocrine studies.

Product Overview

Full Name: Sermorelin Acetate 5mg
Manufacturer/Brand: Dragon Pharma
Product Type: Research peptide
Research Relevance: Used for studies on pituitary hormone regulation, growth hormone signaling, and endocrine peptide pathways.

Mechanism of Action or Core Function

Sermorelin is a truncated analog of endogenous GHRH. In laboratory research, it stimulates pituitary somatotrophs to release growth hormone, offering a model to explore endocrine regulation, GH signaling, and peptide interactions.

Key Benefits of Sermorelin & Applications

• Supports research on pituitary growth hormone release
• Used in endocrine signaling and hormone pathway studies
• Facilitates preclinical GH secretion models
• Valuable in peptide receptor interaction research

Usage & Handling

Laboratory concentrations typically range from nanomolar to micromolar. Store at 20°C and protect from light. Follow lab safety protocols when handling reconstituted peptide. For research purposes only.

External References

• Read more about Sermorelin on PubChem
• Sermorelin research studies on NCBI
• Sermorelin overview on Wikipedia

FAQ

What is Dragon Pharma Sermorelin 5mg?

Sermorelin 5mg is a synthetic GHRH analog used in laboratory research to study pituitary hormone release.

Who manufactures Sermorelin?

Dragon Pharma produces Sermorelin as a research-grade peptide.

What are the research applications of Sermorelin?

It is used to investigate growth hormone release, endocrine pathways, and peptide signaling in preclinical studies.

How should Sermorelin be stored?

Store at 20°C, protect from light, and handle according to laboratory safety protocols.

Is Sermorelin intended for human use?

Sermorelin is strictly for laboratory research purposes.