Thymosin Alpha-1

Sequence

28 amino acids

Origin

Thymus gland

Suppliers

0 available

Forms

1 types

Key Benefits

Enhances immune system function

Studied for viral infections

May support vaccine response

Used clinically in some countries

How It Works

Thymosin Alpha-1 is a peptide naturally produced by the thymus gland. It modulates the immune system by stimulating T-cell maturation and function, enhancing dendritic cell activity, and promoting antibody responses. It has been extensively studied and is approved as a pharmaceutical in over 35 countries.

Research Highlights

◆FDA Orphan Drug designation for hepatitis B

◆Approved pharmaceutical in 35+ countries (Zadaxin)

◆Clinical trials for hepatitis B and C treatment

◆Studied as adjunct therapy for various cancers

◆Research during COVID-19 showed reduced mortality in severe cases

Available Forms

Lyophilized powder

Research Dosing

1.6mg twice weekly in clinical protocols

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Legal Status

Approved pharmaceutical (Zadaxin) in 35+ countries. Research chemical in US. FDA Orphan Drug status.

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For research and educational purposes only. Not medical advice.