Description

AOD9604 5mg — Product Identity and Format

AOD9604 5mg is a synthetic peptide fragment corresponding to the C-terminal region of human growth hormone, residues 176–191, supplied lyophilised in a sealed vial with a labelled fill of 5 mg. The designation AOD9604 is the developer’s code for this modified fragment, which carries an N-terminal tyrosine in place of the native residue and an intramolecular disulfide bridge between its two cysteines. It is listed in the Metabolic & NAD+ Research category alongside NAD+, MOTS-c, SS-31, L-Carnitine and 5-Amino-1MQ, grouped by research pathway rather than by any property of the compound.

Compound Identity

Attribute	Value
Compound	AOD9604
Parent	Human growth hormone (hGH), C-terminal fragment 176–191
Structure	16-residue synthetic peptide; N-terminal tyrosine; one intramolecular disulfide bridge
Form	Lyophilised (freeze-dried) white powder
Labelled fill	5 mg per vial
Stated purity	>99% by HPLC, verified per batch on the certificate of analysis for the lot supplied
Format	Sealed, tamper-evident glass vial
Catalogue category	Metabolic & NAD+ Research

Molecular mass, counter-ion and the exact variant as supplied are confirmed on the lot documentation rather than on this page.

Storage and Handling

Condition	Recommendation
Lyophilised	Store below −18 °C, protected from light
In solution	Refrigerate at 2–8 °C and use promptly; aliquot rather than re-freeze
Handling	Appropriate personal protective equipment; avoid heat and direct light

Solvent selection and laboratory reconstitution practice are covered in the handling and storage guides rather than on this page.

Research Context

The published literature on AOD9604 concerns lipid-metabolism pathways, studied in vitro and in rodent models as a fragment of the parent hormone. A compound overview for AOD9604 is scheduled in the laboratory guides; until it is published, the metabolic & NAD+ category page is the route to the related compounds. This product record describes the material only and does not describe effects.

Documentation

Each vial carries a lot number. A batch-specific certificate of analysis is available on request for the lot supplied, and the testing and quality methodology guide explains what each figure on it does and does not demonstrate.