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HGH 191AA — Research Guide

HGH 191AA is recombinant human growth hormone produced in a 191-amino-acid full-length sequence (somatropin). It is the canonical reference compound in growth-hormone-axis research and is studied alongside GHRH analogues (Tesamorelin) and growth-hormone-secretagogue peptides.

Research Use Only — Not FDA-Approved

Orion compounds are for in-vitro laboratory research only and are not for human consumption.

Product

HGH 191AA 10iu

Purity

98.5%

CAS

12629-01-5

Single

$49.99

10-pack/vial

$37.49

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Chemistry & identity

HGH 191AA (CAS 12629-01-5, MW 22125.1 g/mol) is a 191-residue recombinant protein produced by bacterial expression. Per-batch HPLC + MS verification; identity confirmed against the theoretical mass.

Research applications

  • GH-receptor signaling and JAK/STAT pathway studies
  • IGF-1 axis research models
  • Comparative pharmacology against GH-secretagogue peptides
  • Recombinant-protein quality-control research
  • Long protein PK and stability characterization

Stability & storage

Lyophilized HGH 191AA is stable at −20°C protected from light and moisture. As a recombinant protein, it benefits from gentle reconstitution to avoid aggregation; published research uses bacteriostatic water and immediate refrigeration with no vortexing.

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FAQ

What does '191AA' mean?

The full 191-amino-acid sequence of human growth hormone (somatropin). Some recombinant GH preparations omit the N-terminal methionine (giving 192AA); 191AA matches the native human sequence.

HGH 191AA vs GH-secretagogues like Tesamorelin?

HGH 191AA is the GH protein itself. Tesamorelin is a GHRH analogue that, in published research, drives GH secretion through the pituitary. They sit on different points of the GH-axis research spectrum.

What's the in-solution stability?

Recombinant GH is generally stable for short-term refrigerated storage post-reconstitution. Avoid freeze-thaw cycles.

Is this for human use?

No. In-vitro research use only.

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