Copper peptide
AHK-Cu
An Ala–His–Lys copper peptide explored in human hair follicles and dermal papilla cells.
- Labeled vial
- Swabs + syringe
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Research use only
Why researchers choose AHK-Cu
A copper-binding tripeptide with a clear research focus: hair follicles and dermal papilla cells.
AHK-Cu joins alanine, histidine and lysine with copper. Its appeal is a focused mechanism: a published ex vivo study found longer human hair follicles and greater dermal papilla cell proliferation after exposure to AHK-Cu. That makes it a distinctive copper peptide for hair biology research, separate from GHK-Cu.
Human hair-follicle elongation ex vivo
Dermal papilla cell proliferation
Copper-peptide signaling in skin models
A vial format is not a use regimen. Clinical and preclinical evidence answer different questions: use the source record above to see the context.
Listed for non-clinical research only. Not for human use.
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AHK-Cu
How is AHK-Cu different from GHK-Cu?
AHK-Cu starts with alanine; GHK-Cu starts with glycine. They are related copper-binding tripeptides, but not the same molecule.
What makes AHK-Cu interesting?
A published ex vivo study reported hair-follicle elongation and dermal papilla cell proliferation. Those findings support research interest, not a promise of hair regrowth in people.
How do I check AHK-Cu availability?
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