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ARA290 16mg research peptide vial — buy ARA290 16mg UK | Peptides UK 4U
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ARA290 16mg

Erythropoietin-derived peptide fragment (Cibinetide), lyophilised powder (16mg, 99%+ purity) for in vitro research into tissue protection and regenerative signalling pathways.

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Best value and fastest option — supplied as a lyophilised vial, dispatched same day on orders before 1pm. Use our calculator for your target concentration.

£36.00
£2.25/mg · cost per milligram
SKU: ARA16

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Overview

ARA290 16mg is a synthetic peptide fragment derived from the erythropoietin receptor-binding domain, supplied as a lyophilised powder for laboratory research use. It is selected within controlled environments for investigation into tissue-protective signalling, receptor interaction, and regenerative pathway modelling.

Research

Within laboratory settings, ARA290 (Cibinetide) is studied for its interaction with the innate repair receptor and related protective signalling cascades. Research applications commonly focus on tissue protection, nerve-related pathway modelling, and cellular stress responses under controlled experimental conditions.

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