How it works
An actin-binding peptide involved in cytoskeletal dynamics, cell migration, angiogenesis, and inflammatory responses in contexts.
CATALOG ITEM
TB-500
Certificate of analysis (COA)
- Strength
- 10 mg
- Batch number on the certificate (Batch Number)
- CS-tbf10-0805
- Analysis date
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TB-500: distinguishing similarly named catalog items
This page lists the catalog item named TB-500 at 10 mg in a pack of 10 vials. The TB4 item and blends containing TB-500 have separate listings. The shorthand TB500 alone does not establish that two items are identical; compare the laboratory material description and the specific item's batch details.
| Labeled strength | Units per pack |
|---|---|
| 10 mg | 10 vials |
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Reviewing the TB-500 COA
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What it is studied in
Studied in wound healing, corneal injury, muscle and cardiac damage, and tissue repair.
Key benefits
Tissue repair, wound healing, vascular biology, and cellular regeneration.
What sets it apart
Binds actin and takes part in remodeling the cell skeleton.