Description
Research Areas
- Copper-binding peptide research
- Collagen-related signalling
- Extracellular-matrix research
- Fibroblast activity
- Tissue-remodelling pathways
- Cellular signalling
- Copper-binding tripeptide complex
- Lot-specific supplier COA available
- Batch documentation available
- Lyophilized research material
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | GHK-Cu |
| Classification | Copper-binding tripeptide complex |
| Peptide Sequence | GHK |
| CAS | 89030-95-5 |
| Molecular Weight | ~402.9 g/mol |
| Form | Lyophilized research material |
| Intended Use | Laboratory research |
Literature
What researchers are studying
Researchers have investigated GHK-Cu for its effects on extracellular-matrix signalling, collagen-related pathways, fibroblast activity, inflammatory signalling, and tissue remodelling. Recent reviews emphasize strong laboratory interest but also point out that standardized clinical evidence remains limited.
Selected Literature
- GHK and GHK-Cu review in skin research — PubMed View PubMed publication
- Recent systematic review of GHK-Cu regenerative research — PubMed View PubMed publication
COA Documentation
Analytical values shown are based on the supplier-provided lot-specific COA. Independent Canadian laboratory confirmation has not been completed for this trial lot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Key information about GHK-Cu, current research interest, documentation, and intended use.
GHK-Cu is a short copper-binding peptide complex that naturally occurs in the body.
GHK-Cu is studied for its relationship with collagen, extracellular-matrix signalling, fibroblast activity, inflammatory signalling, and tissue-remodelling pathways.
There is some clinical interest, but reviews note that standardized human evidence remains limited compared with laboratory research.
Yes. Supplier-provided Certificate of Analysis documentation may be available for the applicable lot.
No. This product is intended for laboratory research purposes only and is not intended for human use.







Reviews