Pinealon

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Neuroprotective Support

Protects neuron-like cells against oxidative and excitotoxic stress, preserving cell viability in culture.

Mitochondrial Function

Enhances mitochondrial membrane potential and ATP production in neuronal assays, modeling energy resilience.

Cognitive-Aging Models

Mitigates age-related markers (e.g., ROS, lipid peroxidation) in senescence-induced neuron cultures

Synaptic Health

Supports synaptophysin and PSD-95 expression in hippocampal slice preparations, aiding memory-pathway studies.

Anti-Inflammatory Action

Downregulates pro-inflammatory cytokines (IL-1β, TNF-α) in microglial assays, modeling neuroinflammation resolution.

Ready-to-Use Format

Lyophilized powder—reconstitute in sterile water, store at 2–8 °C, and use within 7 days for consistent activity.

What Is Pinealon Peptide?

Pinealon is a tripeptide derived from the pineal gland’s protein fragments. In research, it’s used to explore neuronal survival, mitochondrial health, and cognitive-aging mechanisms under controlled laboratory conditions.

Why Choose Pinealon?

Choose Pinealon when you need a straightforward, powerful peptide to model brain-aging and neuroprotection. Its proven ability to shield neurons from stress and boost mitochondrial function makes it ideal for labs investigating dementia, oxidative damage, and age-related cognitive decline. Manufactured under ISO-certified conditions and verified to ≥ 99% purity, Pinealon delivers reproducible, high-quality data every time.

What Sets Pinealon Apart?

Unlike generic small peptides, Pinealon combines neuroprotective and mitochondrial-support actions in one molecule. Its tripeptide structure allows rapid cell uptake, delivering benefits without off-target effects. That makes Pinealon uniquely suited for high-throughput and long-term studies of brain health and aging.

PINEALON FAQs

What is Pinealon peptide used for in research?

To study neuroprotection, mitochondrial resilience, and cognitive-aging pathways in cell and animal models.

How does Pinealon protect neurons?

By preserving mitochondrial membrane potential and reducing ROS under oxidative stress.

What concentration is typical in vitro?

Commonly 1–10 µM, adjusted per neuron or glial cell assay.

Can Pinealon improve mitochondrial function?

Yes—treated cultures show increased ATP production and stabilized membrane potential.

Does Pinealon affect inflammation in the brain?

It downregulates IL-1β and TNF-α in microglial assays, modeling anti-inflammatory effects.

How do I prepare Pinealon peptide?

Reconstitute in Sterile Water for Injection, mix gently, then use immediately or store at 2–8 °C.

What storage conditions are required?

Store powder at –20 °C; use reconstituted solution within 7 days at 2–8 °C.

Is Pinealon approved for clinical use?

No—strictly for research use only, not for therapeutic or veterinary applications.

Can Pinealon be combined with other neuropeptides?

Yes—often paired with BDNF mimetics or antioxidant peptides for synergistic neuroprotection studies.

Where can I buy Pinealon peptide?

Real Peptides offers ISO-certified, USA-manufactured Pinealon (10 mg), ≥ 99% purity, and low endotoxin—available for research use only.

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