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Telomere Biology
Investigated in cell-culture models of telomere maintenance and replicative ageing.
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Endocrine Research
In stockPT-141 is a synthetic peptide studied for its interaction with central melanocortin receptors and neuroendocrine signaling pathways [1,2] .
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Summary of the published literature this reference material is used in.
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Investigated in cell-culture models of telomere maintenance and replicative ageing.
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Studied for reported effects on transcriptional regulation in experimental systems.
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Referenced in literature examining cellular senescence markers in vitro.
PT-141 interacts primarily with MC3R and MC4R, enabling research into central melanocortin signaling mechanisms [1].
Studies examine PT-141 in relation to neurotransmitter modulation and hypothalamic signaling networks [2].
PT-141 is structurally related to melanotan peptides but modified for receptor selectivity and signaling behavior [1].
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