Kisspeptin 10 mg — Lyophilized Vial 10 mg · 1 vial

What is Kisspeptin?

Kisspeptins are peptides involved in reproductive-hormone signaling. Kisspeptin-10, the form used in the cited research, is a short fragment that activates the KISS1 receptor, also called GPR54.

Biological activity

KISS1-receptor signaling can stimulate the hypothalamic GnRH pathway, which in turn influences pituitary gonadotropins such as luteinizing hormone, or LH. This places kisspeptin upstream in the reproductive endocrine axis.

Purpose and areas of study

Human experiments have measured LH secretion and pulse patterns after kisspeptin-10 exposure. Researchers use it to examine how the reproductive hormone axis is activated and regulated.

Evidence context

The cited human work used kisspeptin-10. Confirm the supplied fragment before applying those findings; hormone changes alone do not demonstrate improved fertility.

Product presentation

One lyophilized vial. Labeled content: 10 mg.

Scientific references

PubMed 21632807

Research-use information

All information on this page is provided for scientific education and research purposes only. This product is intended exclusively for laboratory research and is not for human or veterinary use. The information is not medical advice or a claim of therapeutic benefit.