BPC-157 & TB-500

BPC-157 & TB-500

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BPC-157 & TB-500

BPC-157 & TB-500

Sale price  $99.00 Regular price  $120.00
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BPC-157 + TB-500 — Research Blend (Barrier Peptide + Thymosin-β4 Fragment)

This blended mix combines BPC-157 (a gastric “Body Protection Compound” fragment) with a research fragment of Thymosin-β4 (TB-500). It’s designed for laboratories studying cell migration, cytoskeleton dynamics, ECM remodeling, angiogenic signaling, and barrier integrity in tissue models.

Component A — BPC-157
  • CAS: 137525-51-0
  • Sequence (15 aa): GEPPPGKPADDAGLV
  • Notes: Synthetic fragment derived from a gastric protein; used to explore barrier support, angiogenic cues, and cell migration in vitro/in vivo models.
Component B — TB-500 (Thymosin-β4 fragment)
  • Parent protein: Thymosin-β4 (Tβ4, 43 aa)
  • Fragment: Research-grade Tβ4-derived sequence (TB-500); focuses on actin binding/motility and cell migration pathways.
  • Notes: Often studied for effects on cytoskeleton reorganization, angiogenesis markers, and matrix remodeling.
Blend Rationale (Plain English)
  • BPC-157 is frequently used for barrier/ECM context (endothelium, epithelium, tendon/ligament models) and signaling that supports migration & angiogenic cues.
  • TB-500 brings complementary actin-motility biology and cell-movement dynamics, useful in wound-closure and sprouting assays.
  • Together, the blend allows labs to test ECM + motility + angiogenic endpoints in a single protocol, with options to vary ratios for mechanism mapping.

Potential Research Applications

Cell Migration & Motility

  • Scratch (“wound-healing”) assays and live-cell tracking
  • Actin polymerization / focal adhesion markers

ECM & Barrier Integrity

  • Trans-epithelial electrical resistance (TEER)
  • Collagen I/III, laminin, and MMP/TIMP panels

Angiogenesis Panels

  • Tubulogenesis, sprouting, and VEGF-pathway readouts
  • Pericyte–endothelial co-culture systems

Blend Options (Research Configurations)

Standard

  • 1:1 mass ratio (BPC:TB)
  • Balanced ECM + motility coverage

ECM-Forward

  • 2:1 (BPC-heavy)
  • Emphasis on barrier metrics and collagen markers

Motility-Forward

  • 1:2 (TB-heavy)
  • Emphasis on actin dynamics and migration speed

Design Notes

  • Pre-define primary endpoints (migration rate, TEER change, tubule length).
  • Specify salt form and end-groups (e.g., acetate, amidation) on each component in your methods.
  • Document vehicle (pH, ionic strength) — ECM and cytoskeletal readouts are condition-sensitive.

Key Study Themes (Educational Summary)

BPC-157 — barrier & ECM signaling
  • Frequently reported to influence endothelial/epithelial integrity and angiogenic cues in preclinical models.
  • Common endpoints: TEER, tight-junction proteins, collagen expression, and in vitro tubulogenesis.
TB-500 — actin & motility biology
  • Derived from Tβ4 research; used to study G-actin binding, cell motility, and sprouting in migration assays.
  • Common endpoints: wound-closure rate, actin staining, focal-adhesion proteins, and angiogenic sprout length.

Synergistic Peptides (for Study Design)

GHK-Cu

  • Why pair: ECM/trophic gene programs; complements collagen/repair markers.
  • Angle: Matrix + angiogenesis arrays with imaging of collagen deposition.

LL-37

  • Why pair: Epithelial defense and wound-closure context to round out barrier biology.
  • Angle: Co-culture wound models with cytokine readouts.

Tα1 (Thymosin-α1)

  • Why pair: Immune-context studies (innate→adaptive) alongside ECM/motility endpoints.
  • Angle: Cytokine panels + barrier integrity under challenge.

Controls

  • Include vehicle-only and single-agent arms to separate blend effects.
  • Add timing (co- vs post-challenge) and dose-response curves for mechanism clarity.

Known Concerns (Context)

  • Co-formulation: Verify compatibility (pH, buffer salts, preservatives) before blending; avoid unnecessary excipients that can confound cell assays.
  • Stability: Prepare fresh aliquots; minimize freeze–thaw cycles; protect from light/moisture.
  • Model variability: Migration/ECM endpoints can vary with serum lots, substrate coatings, and cell passage number — document conditions tightly.
  • General: For laboratory research use only; not for human consumption or therapeutic use.

Specifications & Handling

  • Form: Lyophilized powders blended to order (lot-coded)
  • Purity (each component): ≥ 99% (HPLC/MS verified)
  • Storage: ≤ −20 °C; dry, low-light conditions
  • In solution: Use sterile diluent; record pH/vehicle; aliquot immediately; avoid repeat freeze–thaw
  • Packaging: Tamper-evident; research-only labeling; blend ratio indicated on label

Regulatory & Use Notice

Sold for laboratory research use only. Not for human consumption, medical, or veterinary use. No human-use instructions are provided. Buyer is responsible for safe handling and regulatory compliance.

BPC-157 + TB-500 Research Blend | Barrier Integrity, Actin-Motility & Angiogenesis | ECM & Wound-Model Studies

Keywords: BPC-157, TB-500, Thymosin beta-4 fragment, cell migration, angiogenesis, ECM remodeling, wound-healing assay, Base Peptides blend.

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