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PerformanceLabsUK supplies independently tested research reference peptides and compounds for laboratory investigation into metabolic biology, cellular recovery research, cognitive research, and longevity science.

KLOW

£79.99

KLOW is a multi-peptide research reference blend combining four compounds: BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound-157), TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4 analogue), GHK-Cu (copper tripeptide), and KPV (alpha-MSH tripeptide fragment). Each constituent has its own established research literature; together they span published research fields including regenerative biology, cellular repair mechanisms, anti-inflammatory signalling, and longevity-associated pathways.

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KLOW | BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu & KPV Research Blend | Research Grade

KLOW combines four extensively studied peptides. Specifically, these include BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, and KPV. PerformanceLabsUK, in turn, supplies this blend strictly as a research reference material for in vitro laboratory investigation. Therefore, researchers must not use KLOW for human or veterinary purposes.

Areas of Research Interest

  • BPC-157: a synthetic pentadecapeptide fragment derived from a gastric protective protein. In particular, researchers study it in vitro and in preclinical models in relation to angiogenesis pathways and gastrointestinal mucosal cell models.
  • TB-500: a synthetic peptide fragment of thymosin beta-4. Scientists examine it in vitro for G-actin sequestration via its actin-binding domain. Additionally, studies explore its influence on cell migration assays and extracellular matrix components.
  • GHK-Cu: a copper-binding tripeptide. For instance, investigators study it in vitro for its interaction with collagen and elastin gene expression. In particular, studies focus on dermal fibroblast and hair follicle cell culture models.
  • KPV: a tripeptide fragment of alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone (alpha-MSH). Furthermore, researchers explore it in preclinical models for NF-kB pathway modulation and intestinal epithelial cell studies.
  • For example, this SKU combines the four peptides above into a single research reference material. Notably, no independent data specific to this four-peptide combination exists, and each compound is supplied strictly for separate in vitro laboratory investigation.

Primary Research Areas: Angiogenesis | Actin-Binding Proteins | Collagen & Elastin Gene Expression | NF-kB Signalling | Cell Migration Assays

Certificate of Analysis & Related Research

PerformanceLabsUK independently tests every KLOW batch through a third-party laboratory. As a result, we publish a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis in our COA Library. Additionally, researchers investigating the individual component peptides may also wish to review our GHK-Cu and KPV research peptide listings. For structural and chemical reference data, see the independent PubChem search results.

 

REGULATORY NOTICE
FOR LABORATORY RESEARCH USE ONLY — NOT INTENDED FOR HUMAN OR VETERINARY CONSUMPTION

Not a medicinal product, pharmaceutical, food supplement, or cosmetic. Not evaluated or approved by the MHRA, FDA, or any regulatory authority for use in humans or animals. Must not be used for diagnostic, therapeutic, or preventative purposes. Must be handled only by qualified professionals within a suitable research environment. By purchasing you confirm research-only use. Purchasers must be 18+. PerformanceLabsUK accepts no liability for misuse.

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