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epitalon

A synthetic pineal tetrapeptide (AEDG) characterised from the Epithalamin fraction and widely discussed for telomerase and aging-related experimental work.

Bioregulator · Khavinson school · Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly (AEDG)

identity
sequence

Ala · Glu · Asp · Gly


code AEDG line bioregulator school Khavinson
Archive sequence label. Residue order as used in this dossier. No clinical structure claim.

Key takeaways

What it is

Epitalon is the synthetic tetrapeptide Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly from the Khavinson pineal line. Sequence first characterised in the polypeptide fraction Epithalamin, then made chemically.

It is the best-known bioregulator on this shelf outside Russian specialist circles, largely because telomerase-activation language travelled with the sequence.

We feature it as the flagship pineal tetrapeptide in this archive’s bioregulator shelf.

What the literature describes

Themed chapters drawn only from papers already mapped on this dossier. Archive map. No medical advice.

Telomerase and aging-adjacent experimental frames

A 2025 PubMed overview summarises epitalon’s pineal-tetrapeptide experimental profile and the aging-adjacent claims discussed across the mapped corpus. Separate recent titles continue telomerase-linked experimental work, including non-human oocyte maturation and post-thaw embryo readouts.

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These papers describe experimental systems and reported endpoints. This page grades none of them as clinical proof. Telomerase language is what attracts outside attention. Archive map only.

Pineal, melatonin, and circadian / endocrine framing

PubMed titles pair melatonin with epithalon / epitalon in models of premature reproductive aging, estrous-cycle disruption under varied lighting, and age-related thyrotrophic / thyroid dynamics. Related work discusses pineal peptides correcting impaired reproductive cycles in rats.

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In vitro senescence work on human pineal and thymus cells reports AEDG (with KE) effects on mitochondrial staining and ribosomal-protein expression (cellular pineal-line texture; no human dosing study on this page).

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Immune-endocrine restore after pinealectomy

In pinealectomised rats, AEDG / epithalon is reported to help restore immune-endocrine balance (spleen immune cells, thyroid markers) alongside polypeptide epithalamin.

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Related Russian work discusses cytokine production by peripheral-blood cells under natural and synthetic peptides, and a pineal-peptide model of induced diabetes with pancreatic functional readouts. same pineal-line neighbourhood.

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Ophthalmology and neuronal / pigment-epithelium differentiation

Ophthalmology papers describe a molecular frame of stimulating neuronal and pigment-epithelium differentiation.

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Genotype-dependent antimutagenic and survival work

Mouse mutagenesis work reports genotype-dependent antimutagenic findings with AEDG (protective in some coat-colour lines, not others).

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Drosophila selection-line papers discuss peptide effects on antioxidant status and survival curves; reading those toward human claims is outside this archive’s remit.

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Research trail

The corpus lives in the St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology pineal-peptide programme and closely adjacent Russian laboratories. Core mechanism and pineal-substitute papers are densest there; later titles also appear on PubMed.

Telomerase language travels farther than most bioregulators on this shelf. Still an archive map of what was written. No medical rating.

Open limits

Russian full-text papers

Open-access Russian academic PDFs on CyberLeninka where we have them.

10 in corpus

Also on PubMed

8 curated · off-topic retrieval rows removed (incl. unrelated LCP2 / NK-T lymphoma hit)

Still open

Reviewed against the archive corpora on 2026-09-19. Source-grounded. No clinical claims. Archive / history / research only. No medical advice. No dosing, synthesis, sourcing, or health claims.

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