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Naturally occurring copper tripeptide studied for skin repair, collagen synthesis, anti-inflammatory action and hair-follicle research.
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⸺ Overview
GHK-Cu is a small naturally occurring copper-binding tripeptide (glycyl-L-histidyl-L-lysine). Researchers study it for its role in skin healing, collagen and elastin production, anti-inflammatory signalling and hair-follicle biology, both in topical and injectable preclinical contexts.
⸺ Mechanism of Action
GHK-Cu modulates copper transport into cells and influences expression of genes involved in tissue repair, extracellular matrix remodelling and antioxidant defence. In animal and in vitro studies, this translates to enhanced collagen and elastin synthesis, suppressed pro-inflammatory cytokines and stimulation of dermal stem cells.
⸺ Research
Studies in animal models describe accelerated wound closure, increased collagen deposition and improved skin architecture under GHK-Cu exposure.
Preclinical work has investigated GHK-Cu's effect on hair-follicle size, hair-growth markers and dermal papilla activity.
Research notes reduced inflammatory cytokines and oxidative-damage markers, supporting interest in dermatological repair studies.
Summarised from preclinical literature for informational purposes only. Not medical or veterinary advice. Synova Research products are sold strictly for in-vitro and laboratory research.
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