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vilon

A synthetic dipeptide (Lys-Glu) from the thymic immunoregulator series, studied at cellular and small clinical-series levels in Russian literature.

Bioregulator · Khavinson school · Lys-Glu (KE)

identity
sequence

Lys · Glu


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

Key takeaways

What it is

Vilon is the Lys-Glu dipeptide in the same St. Petersburg bioregulator shop as thymogen. another defined thymic-series fragment, sold in Russia as a dietary supplement framed around senescence biology.

Unlike thymalin (an extract), vilon is a single sequence; unlike thymogen (Glu-Trp), the amino acids differ and the mapped effects are not identical.

We feature it because trauma and immunity series give a readable paper trail on the St. Petersburg shelf.

What the literature describes

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

Trauma and lipid-peroxidation / cytokine series

In patients with open long-bone fractures, combination-therapy papers describe vilon stabilising lipid-peroxidation / antioxidant readouts and normalising selected cytokines.

Russian full text

Comparative surgical immunity series

Comparative surgical series (complicated appendicitis) discuss thymalin, epithalamin, or vilon in the same immunity-and-wound-healing frame.

PubMed

PBMC TNFα synthesis work

Human PBMC work reports vilon accelerating TNFα synthesis. a finding the archive flags as mechanistically open.

Russian full text

Cartilage explant culture

Cartilage explant culture papers describe effects on cell proliferation in young-donor organotypic models (one finding; older axis dump repeated this three ways).

Russian full text

Research trail

Trauma and appendicitis material is largely same-school Russian case series; cellular immunology papers sit nearby. Conceptual “regulatory peptides and homeostasis” reviews from the Khavinson circle frame the programme.

That St. Petersburg shelf is where the densest mapped trail lives.

Open limits

Russian full-text papers

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

8 curated · off-topic curriculum / food-tech rows removed

Also on PubMed

9 curated · unrelated ViLoN network-method hit removed

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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