AHK-CU

Description

For Research Use Only. This product is supplied exclusively for laboratory research and is not intended for human or veterinary use.

AHK-CU 50mg Research Material

AHK-CU is a copper-coordinated tripeptide based on the alanine-histidine-lysine sequence. It is related to, but chemically distinct from, GHK-Cu and is used in laboratory research involving copper coordination, peptide-metal interactions and cultured-cell models.

Each product page links to the analytical documentation for the current batch so researchers can verify the exact material supplied rather than relying on a catalogue-wide purity claim.

Technical Specifications

Independent Batch Testing

Current batch ZC0038 was independently tested by Sonic Laboratory. The report records 99.34% HPLC purity and includes mass-spectrometry identity analysis under laboratory reference SD20260820_006. View the matching report in our Batch Verification and COA Centre.

AHK-CU Research Context

Research discussions of AHK-CU commonly focus on copper binding and dermal-papilla or fibroblast model systems. Evidence specific to AHK-CU is less extensive than the literature for GHK-Cu, so the two compounds should not be treated as interchangeable. ZENTRA makes no therapeutic, cosmetic or hair-growth claim for this research material.

Research results can vary with material identity, concentration, assay design and model system. Findings from one experiment or batch should not be assumed to apply universally. ZENTRA does not provide medical, therapeutic or dosing guidance.

Storage and Handling

Keep unopened lyophilised material at approximately -20°C for long-term storage or 2-8°C for short-term laboratory storage. Protect from light, moisture and repeated temperature changes. Use appropriate laboratory handling procedures and consult the Research Peptide Storage Guide and Lyophilised Peptide Reconstitution Guide.

AHK-CU Research FAQs

What is AHK-CU?

AHK-CU is a copper-coordinated alanine-histidine-lysine tripeptide complex.

Is AHK-CU the same as GHK-Cu?

No. They are distinct tripeptide sequences and should not be treated as interchangeable.

What can be studied with it?

It is used in copper-coordination, peptide-metal interaction and cultured-cell research models.

How is purity verified?

Batch ZC0038 was independently analysed by Sonic Laboratory and recorded 99.34% HPLC purity.

Is a cosmetic outcome guaranteed?

No. ZENTRA supplies laboratory material and makes no therapeutic or cosmetic efficacy claim.

Research Resources

• AHK-CU Batch Verification and COAs
• Research Peptide Storage Guide
• Lyophilised Peptide Reconstitution Guide
• Browse All Research Peptides

For research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.