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The organ map
The organising idea of this literature is that a given short peptide is written for a given tissue. So the map is the index.
Immune tissue
Thymus
The tissue where the lineage began. Extract preparations came first; the short synthetic di-peptides were derived later.
Thymalin (extract) · Thymogen — Glu-Trp · Vilon — Lys-Glu
1 summary
Neuroendocrine tissue
Pineal
The most cited and the most misread. Epithalamin is a bovine extract. Epitalon is a four-amino-acid synthetic.
Epithalamin (extract) · Epitalon — Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly
1 summary
Vascular endothelium
Vessels
Endothelium-directed tripeptide work. Small studies, mostly markers rather than events.
Vesugen — Lys-Glu-Asp · Ventfort (extract)
1 summary
Cortical tissue
Brain
Cortex-directed peptides. Pinealon is often confused with Epitalon because of the name.
Pinealon — Glu-Asp-Arg · Cortexin (extract)
0 summaries · chapter in progress
Hepatic tissue
Liver
Hepatic preparations. Thin English literature; mostly extract-based.
Svetinorm (extract) · Oligopeptide preparations
0 summaries · chapter in progress
Ocular tissue
Retina
Retina-directed extract preparations, used in Russian ophthalmology. Read the preparation, not the category.
Retinalamin (extract) · Normoftal
0 summaries · chapter in progress
Respiratory epithelium
Bronchi
Respiratory-tissue peptides, including a four-amino-acid synthetic.
Taxorest (extract) · Bronchogen — Ala-Glu-Asp-Leu
0 summaries · chapter in progress
Glandular tissue
Prostate
One of the oldest applied lines in the programme, and one of the most over-claimed at retail.
Prostamax (extract) · Libidon
0 summaries · chapter in progress
BPC-157, TB-500, KPV, GHRPs and GLP-1 drugs do not appear on this map. They are not bioregulators and they are not what this desk covers.