A Synthetic Dipeptide

Vilon has other names too. People call it Lysylglutamic Acid. Or Lysylglutamate. It's a small peptide, just two amino acids. Lysine and glutamic acid, joined together. Scientists call it a short chain peptide bioregulator. It comes up a lot in studies on peptide signaling. Also in studies on epigenetics.

Research use only. Just for labs. Not for people. Not for animals.

Quick Facts

Name: Vilon
Other names: Lysylglutamic acid, Lysylglutamate
Type: Synthetic dipeptide
Length: 2 amino acids, Lys-Glu
Category: Peptide bioregulator

Chemical Details

Formula: C11H21N3O5
Weight: about 275.30 g/mol
Made of: Lysine joined to Glutamic Acid
Charge: Mostly neutral. Lysine's positive charge cancels out glutamate's negative one
Look: White or off white powder, freeze dried

What Labs Study It For

Researchers use Vilon to look at:

Short chain peptide signaling
Epigenetic pathways, in cell studies
Gene expression changes
Immune pathway behavior
How dipeptide bioregulators work, structure wise

Some labs test Vilon next to Thymalin too. Mostly when comparing bioregulator peptides side by side.

Regulatory Status

FDA hasn't cleared Vilon for treating anything. Lab use only.

Legal and Safety Info

Not a supplement. Just a raw compound for research. Keep it away from kids. Long term safety data is thin, so only trained lab people should touch this.

Buy it, and you agree to use it legally. Research only.