Thymogen | Immune Function & Thymic Peptide

Thymogen is a very small peptide studied for its role in immune function and the body's natural defense responses. Researchers have explored how it may affect immune-cell activity, immune balance, and the way the body responds when normal immune function is disrupted.

In scientific terms, Thymogen is a synthetic dipeptide made from glutamic acid and tryptophan (Glu-Trp), also known as alpha-glutamyl-tryptophan or oglufanide. Research has examined its effects on cellular and humoral immune responses, T-lymphocyte activity, immune signaling, and thymic function. Its two-amino-acid structure distinguishes it from larger thymic peptide preparations such as Thymalin.

Product contents: Contains 30 mg total in 3 mL of liquid (10 mg/mL).