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GLP-1 & MetabolicModified peptide fragment (hGH 176–191 analog)

AOD-9604

$79.99
5 mg· 2 strengths available

AOD-9604 is a synthetic 16-amino-acid peptide derived from the C-terminal region (residues 176–191) of human growth hormone, with an added N-terminal tyrosine.

It is studied because it isolates a defined fragment of the growth-hormone sequence, allowing investigators to examine fragment-associated activity in adipocyte and lipid-metabolism models separately from the broader signaling profile of the intact hormone.

Research areas
Adipocyte metabolismLipid metabolism researchPeptide fragment studiesPreclinical research
Form: Lyophilized (freeze-dried)
Compound class
Modified peptide fragment (hGH 176–191 analog)
Research category
GLP-1 & Metabolic
SKU
NVR-AOD-9604-5MG
Alternate name
AOD
Appearance
White lyophilized powder
Storage
Store lyophilized at −20 °C. Protect from light and moisture.
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For research use only — not for human or animal consumption.

Supplied solely for legitimate laboratory and research purposes. Not for medical or veterinary use, diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease.

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What you should know

More detail on AOD-9604.

Analytical values reflect per-lot documentation and appear once a batch is released.

Compound
Fragment-based research is a common strategy for mapping which portion of a large hormone is responsible for a given cellular response. AOD-9604 emerged from that approach applied to human growth hormone. Laboratory studies have characterized its behavior in adipose-tissue and cultured-cell models, typically measuring markers of lipid turnover rather than receptor binding, since the fragment does not engage the growth hormone receptor in the same manner as the full-length hormone. Its mechanism remains incompletely defined and is an ongoing subject of preclinical investigation.
Peptide class
Modified peptide fragment (hGH 176–191 analog)
Mechanism (research context)
In research literature, AOD-9604 has been characterized in cell and animal models of lipolysis. It is studied for its effect on adipocyte metabolism without engaging the growth hormone receptor in the same manner as full-length hGH.
Why it is studied
AOD-9604 provides a defined fragment tool that separates lipolytic-adjacent activity from the broader signaling profile of intact growth hormone, which is useful for investigators dissecting fat-metabolism pathways.
Current areas of research
Adipocyte metabolismLipid metabolism researchPeptide fragment studiesPreclinical research

Topics reflect published preclinical and in vitro research. Reference only — not a claim of clinical outcomes.

Scientific background

The 176–191 fragment of hGH was investigated in the 1990s after work at Monash University suggested that lipolytic activity of growth hormone could be localized to the C-terminal region.

AOD-9604 was subsequently developed as a synthetic analog of that fragment and has been the subject of published preclinical work exploring its metabolic effects.

Contemporary laboratory research continues to use AOD-9604 as a defined-sequence reference peptide in adipocyte and metabolic in vitro systems.

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