Complete Guide to Anti-Ageing & Longevity Peptides UK

Longevity peptide research examines multiple hallmarks of biological ageing simultaneously, with different compounds targeting distinct mechanisms. This guide covers the major anti-ageing research peptides in our catalogue.

Telomere Biology: Epithalon (Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly) is a tetrapeptide studied by Prof. Vladimir Khavinson and colleagues for telomerase activation, telomere elongation in cultured cells and pineal gland regulation. Research has explored its effects on circadian biology and longevity-associated biomarkers.

Mitochondrial Peptides: MOTS-c is encoded within the mitochondrial genome and research has examined its role as a metabolic regulator activating AMPK signalling. Humanin is another mitochondria-derived peptide studied for cytoprotective and neuroprotective properties. SS-31 (Elamipretide) targets mitochondrial inner membranes, stabilises cardiolipin and is studied for mitochondrial bioenergetics restoration in ageing models.

Bioregulator Peptides: Thymalin (thymic), Pinealon (brain), Vesugen (vascular), Cortagen (cortex) and Cerluten (nervous system) are organ-specific tetrapeptide bioregulators developed from research at the St Petersburg Institute. Each has been studied for tissue-specific regulatory effects in ageing research models.

NAD+ Pathway: NAD+ research examines sirtuin enzyme activation, PARP-mediated DNA repair and mitochondrial function — all linked to declining NAD+ bioavailability with age.

All anti-ageing peptides from UK Peptides are supplied at 99%+ HPLC purity for research use only.

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