Epithalon works at the cellular and genetic regulation level:
- Activates telomerase activity
→ supports telomere maintenance - Regulates gene expression
→ influences aging and repair pathways - Supports circadian rhythm balance
→ affects melatonin-related processes
Overall Effect:
→ Cellular longevity support
→ Focus on long-term anti-aging mechanisms
Telomerase Activation Studies
Research suggests that Epithalon may activate telomerase, an enzyme associated with maintaining telomere length and cellular longevity.
Aging and Longevity Models
Preclinical studies have explored its role in slowing age-related cellular decline and improving lifespan markers.
Sleep and Circadian Rhythm Research
Epithalon has been studied for its influence on melatonin regulation and circadian rhythm stability.
Cellular Regulation Models
Research indicates potential effects on gene expression related to aging and repair processes.
Intended Use:
Epithalon is intended for research purposes only. Reconstitution with bacteriostatic water (BAC water) is required before use.
Storage:
Store lyophilized powder in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. After reconstitution, keep refrigerated at 2–8°C.
Solubility:
Reconstitute gently with BAC water. Do not shake.
Vial Size:
Lyophilized multi-dose vial depending on specification.
Shelf Life:
Lyophilized: up to 24 months
Reconstituted: recommended use within 4–6 weeks
Handling:
Use sterile techniques to maintain product stability and integrity.
