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Glutathione
Cellular antioxidant defense: the glutamate–cysteine–glycine tripeptide central to redox balance.
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Formats and prices GlutathioneA tripeptide at the centre of redox chemistry
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The story behind the name
What is Glutathione?
Glutathione is not a designed research peptide at all: it is a tripeptide the body makes constantly, built from glutamate, cysteine and glycine, and held inside cells at millimolar concentrations. It was first described in 1888 and its structure worked out by Frederick Hopkins, which places it among the oldest molecules in this catalog by a wide margin.
Research questions
What do researchers investigate?
Phase II conjugation and glutathione-S-transferase activity
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Redox
Reactions involving the transfer of electrons. Redox pairs help researchers follow energy chemistry and oxidative stress in a model.
Enzyme
A biological catalyst that speeds up a reaction. Enzyme research often measures activity, inhibition and the pathways around that reaction.
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What is Glutathione?
A tripeptide made of glutamate, cysteine and glycine that every living cell produces and uses as its principal antioxidant. This vial is a research-grade material, listed for laboratory work only, not for human use.
Why is glutathione supplied in a vial rather than as a capsule?
Oral glutathione is largely digested before it reaches circulation, so the intact tripeptide is hard to deliver that way. Laboratory work uses a reconstituted vial format for that reason. This is a note on why the format exists, not any guidance on use.
What does the amount on the label mean?
The label records the amount or volume in the vial. It identifies the format; it does not define a use regimen.
Research context, not a promise of clinical effects. Read each study in its original experimental setting.
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Glutathione
What is Glutathione?
A tripeptide made of glutamate, cysteine and glycine that every living cell produces and uses as its principal antioxidant. This vial is a research-grade material, listed for laboratory work only, not for human use.
Why is glutathione supplied in a vial rather than as a capsule?
Oral glutathione is largely digested before it reaches circulation, so the intact tripeptide is hard to deliver that way. Laboratory work uses a reconstituted vial format for that reason. This is a note on why the format exists, not any guidance on use.
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