Research chemical sequence

Cartalax

Cartalax is listed as a research-use-only chemical sequence. Research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. Public catalog information is limited to chemical identity, analytical documentation, and external reference records.

Research-use boundary: Research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. Public catalog information is limited to chemical identity, analytical documentation, and external reference records.

Public identity

Publication state
unpublished
Sequence
Ala-Glu-Asp

Available variants

Published product variants and USD prices
SizeSKUPrice (USD)AvailabilityRepresentative purity
10mgDFP-004$0.00Out of stock99.2%

Analytical boundary

Representative catalog purity: 99.2%

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Evidence inventory

Record state
reviewed records
Public records
17
Reviewed summaries
1
Verified citations
0
  • Human study: 0
  • In vivo: 2
  • In vitro: 15
  • Special category: 0
  • Unclassified: 0

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Technical record

Molecular weight
390.4 Da
Sequence class
peptide
Appearance
Lyophilized Solid
Solubility
Water, PBS, or 0.9% NaCl
Mechanism record
Cartalax (Ala-Glu-Asp) is a Khavinson 3-residue chemical sequence bioregulator targeting chondrocytes and osteoblasts. It binds AT-rich DNA motifs in cartilage and bone gene promoter regions, stimulating proteoglycan synthesis, collagen type II expression, and chondrocyte differentiation. Also modulates osteoblast activity to support bone mineral density. Studied for age-related cartilage degeneration restoration.
Half-life record
~20–30 minutes (SubQ, plasma)

Recorded receptors

  • Chondrocyte surface receptors
  • osteoblast differentiation markers

External literature records

  1. External literature record

Limitations and research boundary

Research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. Public catalog information is limited to chemical identity, analytical documentation, and external reference records.

External records are attributed references. Their presence does not convert a source-reported observation into a product claim.