Humanin-Neuro Neuroprotection/Aging

**Humanin 5mg Research Peptide** is a 24-amino acid mitochondrial-derived peptide (MDP). It was first identified for its protective effects against Alzheimer’s disease-related toxicity [11]. Its primary function in research is as a cytoprotective agent. It shields cells from oxidative stress, hypoxia, and other forms of cellular damage [12]. Studies have expanded its protective repertoire. This includes cardiovascular disease and general cellular dysfunction associated with aging. The peptide is believed to act by binding to cell surface receptors and intracellular targets. This modulates signaling pathways that control cell survival and apoptosis.

The 5 mg dosage is suitable for researchers focusing on neurodegenerative models, cellular aging, and stress response mechanisms. Research into Humanin’s ability to protect against toxic insults is important. Its potential to increase lifespan in model organisms underscores its importance in aging research [13]. **For research use only. Not for human consumption.**

This product is strictly for laboratory and research purposes. All researchers must adhere to local and institutional guidelines when handling this compound. The investigation of Humanin continues to provide valuable insights into the role of mitochondria in health and disease. This is particularly true in the context of neuroprotection and longevity [14]. This makes **Humanin 5mg Research Peptide** a critical tool for studies in neurobiology and gerontology. It is an essential compound for cellular research.