Certificate per batchFor laboratory and research use onlyThe catalog
Tripeptide bioregulator (AED) studied for proposed role in cartilage and bone tissue metabolism. Part of Professor Khavinson’s bioregulator series. US-manufactured. ISO 17025 certificate per batch.
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The research
Cartalax is a tripeptide bioregulator studied for its proposed role in cartilage and bone tissue metabolism. It is part of Professor Khavinson’s bioregulator series, with a proposed target in connective tissue.
Cartalax (also referred to as AED) is a synthetic tripeptide with the sequence Alanine-Glutamic acid-Aspartic acid. It is classified as a cytogen in the Khavinson taxonomy, with cartilage and bone as its proposed target tissues, distinguishing it from bioregulators directed at the pineal gland, thymus, or vasculature.
Research on Cartalax has examined its proposed effects on chondrocyte activity, bone mineral density in aging models, and connective tissue repair mechanisms. This makes it of particular interest in musculoskeletal aging research, where cartilage degradation and impaired tissue repair are central physiological problems.
The research base is primarily from Khavinson’s group. Independent Western replication is limited. Human clinical data does not exist in published form.
Every batch of FeelGood Cartalax is manufactured in the United States and tested by an independent ISO 17025-accredited laboratory before release. The certificate of analysis specific to your lot ships with the order.
Sold as a research chemical for laboratory and research purposes only. Not intended for human consumption. Not evaluated by the FDA. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Findings summarized in neutral terms based on the published literature. Most of the cited research is preclinical. Sold for research use only.