Wolverine

Tissue Remodeling & Cell Migration Studies

Tissue Remodeling Studies≥99% per component (HPLC verified) purity

$120.00

  • FormatLyophilized powder blend, 20mg vial
  • StorageStore lyophilized vial frozen; refer to COA for lot-specific stability data

This blend combines BPC-157 and TB-500 in a single 20 mg vial. Both compounds have been studied in tissue-remodelling research, though they are associated with…

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Wolverine$120.00
"Synergistic Pathways: VEGF + Actin"·
"370+ Combined Studies"
"Dual Pathway Coverage %"
Overview

About Wolverine

This blend combines BPC-157 and TB-500 in a single 20mg vial. Both compounds have been studied in tissue-remodelling research, though they are associated with different biological pathways: BPC-157 with growth-factor signaling, TB-500 with actin-related cell migration.

Compound Information

Full Specification

Molecular FormulaMixture (BPC-157 + TB-500)
Purity≥99% per component (HPLC verified)
AppearanceWhite to off-white lyophilized powder
StorageStore lyophilized vial frozen; refer to COA for lot-specific stability data
FormatLyophilized powder blend, 20mg vial
Molecular Structure

The Wolverine Molecule

An illustrative representation generated from the compound's molecular formula, alongside its logged molecular data. This figure is schematic — not a measured conformation.

Molecular Formula
Mixture (BPC-157 + TB-500)
Physical FormWhite to off-white lyophilized powder
Documented Purity≥99% per component (HPLC verified)
Use ClassResearch Use Only
How It Works

How Wolverine Works

The pathways Wolverine acts on — and what each one does. The animation traces its signal outward from the compound to every target it engages.

Wolverine
Growth-Factor Signaling
Actin Interaction
BPC-157
TB-500

Signalling pathways studied in preclinical models · illustrative

Growth-Factor Signaling

BPC-157 studied in relation to growth-factor signaling pathways.

Actin Interaction

TB-500 studied for its interaction with actin, supporting cell structure and movement.

Growth-Factor Signaling

BPC-157

Studied in relation to growth-factor signaling pathways.

Vascular signalingTissue repair

Actin Interaction

TB-500

Studied for its interaction with actin, supporting cell structure and movement.

Cytoskeletal regulationCell migration
Uses & Applications

What Wolverine Is Researched For

Regenerative Research

Tissue-Remodeling Studies

Both components studied in tissue-remodelling research contexts.

Cell Biology

Cellular Movement Research

TB-500's actin interaction studied in relation to cell structure and movement.

FAQ

Common Questions About Wolverine

What is Wolverine?+

A blend combining BPC-157 and TB-500 in a single 20mg vial.

How do the two compounds differ?+

BPC-157 is studied for growth-factor signaling, while TB-500 is studied for its interaction with actin.

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