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European labs detect gly-GHRP-2, gly-GHRP-6 en ala-GH in research chemicals
Gly-GHRP-2
GHRP-2 mimics the action of ghrelin, a hormone released into the body by fasting and then increasing growth hormone release. GHRP-2 can interact with ghrelin receptors.
In a vial of lyophilized powder seized by Polish customs, to be injected after being solved in bacteriostatic water, the laboratory of the Polish National Medicines Institute recently found an analog of GHRP-2. [Drug Test Anal. 2019 Jan;11(1):162-7.]
You can see the analog below. It is very similar to GHRP-2, but with an extra glycine group. Because of the extra glycine group, the Poles suspect, the makers probably wanted to mislead laboratories of customs and other investigative authorities.
Ala-GH, gly-GHRP-6 and gly-ipamorelin
In addition to gly-GHRP-2, the Germans also found analogues of GHRP-6 and ipamorelin. GHRP-6 and ipamorelin are both peptides that increase growth hormone release.
The Germans put the peptides in human serum and discovered that enzymes cut off the extra glycine group from the peptides. Thus, gly-GHRP-2, gly-GHRP-6 and gly-ipamorelin can be considered prodrugs.
In their publication, the Germans report yet another new analogue. They discovered alanine-GH in a sample: a version of growth hormone with an extra alanine group.
Gly-Mod GRF 1-19
Like their Polish and German colleagues, the Danes found in lyophilized powders gly-ipamorelin, gly-GHRP-2 and gly-GHRP-6 - plus a comparable analogue of Mod GRF 1-29. To put it more precisely, the Danes found gly-Mod GRF 1-19. Like GHRP-2 and GHRP-6, Mod GRF 1-19 is a peptide that increases growth hormone release.
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