GHK-Cu(CU 100) is a copper peptide complex formed by glycine-proline-lysine tripeptide and copper ions, and is mainly used for cell repair, tissue-related mechanisms and peptide biology research.
GHK-Cu (CU100) is a classic copper-binding tripeptide complex, consisting of a stable complex structure formed by the naturally occurring tripeptide GHK (Gly-His-Lys) and divalent copper ions (Cu²⁺). This molecule possesses unique metal ion binding properties and is widely used in research on extracellular matrix regulation, copper-mediated cell signaling, protein expression regulation, and tissue-related biological processes. GHK-Cu is supplied as a pale blue to blue lyophilized powder, and its quality is evaluated using methods such as HPLC purity detection and LC-MS identification.
GHK-Cu (CU100) is primarily used in biomedicine, cell biology, materials science, and peptide research. Researchers utilize GHK-Cu to study copper ion binding mechanisms, extracellular matrix-related research, collagen-related signaling, cell migration and proliferation mechanisms, oxidative stress, and the interaction between metal ions and bioactive peptides. As a classic copper peptide model, this compound can help explore the biological properties of small peptides after binding with metal ions.
Freeze-dried powder state:
Recommended:
Long-term storage:
-20℃
Requirements:
✅ Protect from light
✅ Dry
✅ Store in an airtight container
Avoid:
High temperatures
Repeated freeze-thaw cycles
Prolonged exposure to air
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