Argireline

Description

What is Argireline?

Argireline, known as Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, is a synthetic peptide. Studies suggest that the compound is a fragment of SNAP-25, a targeted protein cleaved by botulinum toxin. In different lab models, Argireline may reduce muscle contraction by interfering with SNAP-25 function in neuromuscular cells.

Argireline is investigated for its potential to block neurotransmitter release at the neuromuscular junction. The process has been shown to reduce the appearance of dynamic wrinkles in research subjects. 

Due to its potential effect on skin improvement, it has been extensively studied in cosmetic and dermatological research. 

Chemical Properties 

Pubchem CID	91977122
Molecular Formula	C36H64N14O14S
Molecular Weight	949.0 g/mol
Synonyms	Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 SCHEMBL27188961
IUPAC	N-acetyl-DL-alpha-glutamyl-DL-alpha-glutamyl-DL-methionyl-DL-glutaminyl-DL-arginyl-DL-argininamide acetic acid

How Does Argireline Work?

Argireline has been shown to work in the following ways in various research settings:

1. SNARE Complex Interference

SNAP-25 is a protein that helps nerve cells communicate in research subjects. Argireline has been shown to work by mimicking this protein. 

By doing so, it interferes with the group of proteins called the SNARE complex. This interference may slow down the transmission of signals between nerve cells.

2. Inhibition of Neurotransmitter Release

When argireline disrupts the SNARE complex, it somehow blocks the nerve cells from releasing neurotransmitters like acetylcholine. 

It allows nerve cells to send weaker messages to the muscles so that they do not contract much in research subjects. In the muscle-cell-based research, argirelines have been shown to reduce muscular contraction.

What are the Potential Benefits of Argireline?

In certain controlled environments, researchers study Argireline for the following potential benefits. 

• Reduces muscle contractions in research studies
• Blocks neurotransmitter release in research subjects 
• Affects SNARE complex activity in lab tests
• Penetrates skin in research models
• Shows low toxicity in research subjects

What are the Potential Side Effects of Argireline?

Researchers have also observed a few side effects of Argireline. However, long-term research is still necessary to fully understand the safety profile of this compound. 

• Mild skin irritation in patches in research subjects
• Temporary muscle relaxation in cell model studies
• Minor inflammation in research subjects
• Low risk of allergic reaction in lab studies

Where to Buy Argireline? 

If you are thinking of buying argireline online, then RCDbio is the best place to shop. We offer you third-party tested argireline at an affordable price. Additionally, we ensure you get only the premium quality products for your research. Therefore, we provide you with the certificate of analysis (COA) for purity, consistency, and transparency. 

FAQs

Is Argireline toxic?

 Argireline shows low toxicity in cell-based tests and is considered safe in controlled concentrations.

What is the shelf-life of Argireline?

Argireline has a shelf life of up to 24 months when stored in a cool, dry place away from light.

Can Argireline be mixed with other ingredients?

Yes, argireline is often combined with moisturizers or peptides in formulation studies without major interaction issues.

Does Argireline work instantly?

Yes, in research models, effects on muscle contraction and neurotransmitter release may begin within hours. However, they may build over time.

Disclaimer

Argireline is exclusively for laboratory research purposes. RCD bio products are not intended to diagnose, prevent, or cure any disease. 

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