What is CARTALAX?
is a short-chain peptide studied for its regenerative potential in connective tissue, particularly cartilage
Mechanism of Action
Cartalax is a synthetic tripeptide (Alanine-Glutamic Acid-Aspartic Acid, or AED) that acts as an epigenetic regulator. It penetrates chondrocytes, binds to specific DNA regions, and modulates gene expression to stimulate the synthesis of Type II collagen and proteoglycans, promoting cartilage repair while reducing inflammation and programmed cell death.
The Science
- Interact with chondrocytes: The cells responsible for maintaining and repairing cartilage.
- Influence gene expression: Preclinical studies suggest it may modulate senescence markers (such as p53) and cellular division proteins to mitigate age-related tissue breakdown.
- Reduce inflammation: Researchers explore its potential to decrease pro-inflammatory signals involved in osteoarthritis
Purity & Quality
• ≥99% purity verified via HPLC
• Certificate of Analysis included
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light
Intended Use
Can be used in studies of cellular aging, tissue integrity, and cartilage-related biochemical pathways.
Terms of Sale
All sales are final. Users should follow professional guidance for dosing and application.
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