AOD-9604 – 5mg

AOD-9604 is a synthetic peptide fragment derived from the C-terminal region of human growth hormone (amino acids 176–191). Unlike full-length growth hormone, this fragment has been specifically studied for its selective involvement in lipid metabolism and fat-related signaling pathways, without engaging broader growth-promoting cascades typically associated with GH.

In preclinical and in vitro research models, AOD-9604 has been examined for its ability to influence lipolysis and fatty-acid utilization pathways at the cellular level. Scientific literature frequently highlights its interaction with metabolic regulators involved in fat breakdown, energy utilization, and adipose-tissue signaling, making it a focused tool for studying metabolic efficiency and fat-specific biological processes.

Because of its targeted structure and receptor selectivity, AOD-9604 has become a widely referenced peptide in laboratory environments investigating adipocyte biology, metabolic regulation, and obesity-related signaling mechanisms. Research models often use AOD-9604 to explore how GH-derived fragments can retain fat-regulating activity while remaining distinct from classical endocrine growth signaling.

Published studies have also explored AOD-9604’s role in inhibiting pathways associated with new fat storage, providing insight into how lipid balance and adipose-tissue dynamics may be regulated through peptide-based signaling rather than systemic hormonal activation. These characteristics have positioned AOD-9604 as a specialized metabolic research peptide rather than a general growth-axis compound.

This product is supplied as a high-purity lyophilized powder, suitable for controlled laboratory handling and long-term storage when maintained under appropriate conditions.

Specifications

• Compound: AOD-9604 (GH 176–191 Fragment)
• Content: 5mg per vial
• Form: Lyophilized powder
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry environment. Protect from moisture, heat, and direct light.

Common Research Focus Areas

• Lipid metabolism and fat-oxidation pathway studies
• Adipose-tissue signaling and metabolic regulation research
• GH-fragment receptor selectivity investigations
• Energy-utilization and cellular metabolism models
• Obesity-related and fat-specific signaling pathways

Research Use Only

This material is supplied exclusively for laboratory research use. Not for human or animal consumption. Purchase and use are restricted to qualified researchers or research institutions operating in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.