P21 10mg
P21 10mg
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Primary Goal
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| 10 mg vial | Concentration determined by the experimental formulation and study protocol. | Study-dependent; determined according to the experimental model. | Research into neurotrophic signaling, neurogenesis, synaptic biology, and cognitive processes. |
Reconstitution Summary
Storage Summary
Reconstitution Steps
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Review the product-specific Certificate of Analysis and handling instructions.
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Confirm the appropriate sterile diluent and reconstitution volume for the research protocol.
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Add the diluent slowly along the inside wall of the vial to minimize foaming.
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Gently swirl the vial until the material is dissolved. Avoid vigorous shaking.
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Label the reconstituted material with the concentration and preparation date.
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Store the reconstituted material according to the applicable laboratory handling requirements
How It Works
P21/P021 has been investigated as a CNTF-derived neurotrophic research compound. Preclinical research has examined its relationship to neurotrophic signaling, including pathways associated with BDNF expression, neurogenesis, neuronal survival, and synaptic plasticity.
Benefits & Side Effects
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Investigated in neurogenesis and neuronal development research.
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Studied in relation to BDNF and neurotrophic signaling.
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Research has examined synaptic plasticity and neuronal connectivity.
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Investigated in experimental models involving learning and memory.
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Studied in preclinical models of neurological and neurodegenerative condition
References & Scientific Literature
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Preclinical research investigating P21/P021 as a CNTF-derived neurotrophic compound.
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Experimental studies examining P21-related compounds and hippocampal neurogenesis.
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Research investigating relationships between P21/P021, BDNF signaling, synaptic biology, and memory-related behavior.
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Animal studies examining P21-related compounds in neurodegenerative and cognitive research models.
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Published research from the Iqbal research group and collaborators concerning CNTF-derived peptide compounds and their biological activity.