AOD-9604
hGH 177-191 Lipolytic Fragment
Buy AOD-9604 online, lab-tested to ≥99% purity — a modified hGH fragment (176-191) studied for fat metabolism. AOD-9604 for weight loss research, discreet worldwide shipping.
AOD-9604 is a synthetic C-terminal fragment of human growth hormone corresponding to residues 177-191, with an added N-terminal tyrosine. The peptide has been studied in preclinical models for fat-specific lipolysis and lipogenesis inhibition without observed effects on growth or insulin signaling pathways. For laboratory research use only.
Modulates beta-3 adrenergic receptor expression and stimulates lipolytic activity in adipocytes while sparing somatogenic and insulin-related GH signaling pathways.
For Research Use Only. Sold for in vitro laboratory research. Not for human or veterinary consumption. By purchasing, you confirm you are 21+ and a qualified research professional.
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hGH 177-191 fragment with N-terminal tyrosine.
Every batch of AOD-9604 ships with an independently conducted Certificate of Analysis by Janoshik Analytical or Bioviridian. The COA includes HPLC-MS chromatogram, mass spec confirmation, endotoxin levels, and heavy metals screening.
Batch number is printed on the vial label and included in your order confirmation email. Look it up at pepidyn.com/coa.
AOD-9604 FAQ
What is AOD-9604?
AOD-9604 is a modified fragment of human growth hormone (the 176-191 region) studied for its effect on fat metabolism without the full growth-hormone activity of the parent molecule.
AOD-9604 vs HGH fragment 176-191 — what's the difference?
They share the 176-191 sequence. AOD-9604 is a stabilised, modified version of the fragment developed specifically to study lipolysis.
