A brief stinging or burning sensation at the injection site is a commonly reported experience with GHK-Cu
Follow standard lyophilized peptide handling protocols
Gs recruitment assay G protein recruitment to CTR or individual AMYR subtypes was measured in COS-7 cells (ATCC, CRL-1651) transfected with c-myc-hCTRaleu-Rluc8:Gs-Venus:G1:G2, c-myc-hCTRaleu:RAMP1 Nluc:Gs-Venus:G1:G2, c-myc-hCTRaleu:RAMP2-Nluc:Gs-Venus:G1:G2 or c-myc-hCTRaleu:RAMP3-Nluc:Gs-Venus:G1:G2 at a ratio of 2:0.1:1:1:1, in a total of 51 ng DNA per well using PEI at a ratio of 1:6 of DNA to PEI
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Lyophilized vs liquid stability Extremely stable Water removed = minimal degradation 2-3 years shelf life (refrigerated) 3-5 years (frozen) Can survive room temp short periods Liquid (reconstituted) : Much less stable Degradation begins immediately 28 days max with bacteriostatic water 1-3 days with sterile water Must stay refrigerated This is why peptides ship as powder : Stability during shipping, longer shelf life, easier storage