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Also known as: CardioCytogen
CardioCytogen is a proprietary short-peptide bioregulator marketed for cardiovascular and heart-tissue support. It is sold as a research chemical with limited published characterization.
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CardioCytogen is positioned within the Khavinson peptide bioregulator framework, in which tissue-specific ultrashort peptides are proposed to enter cells, interact with DNA regulatory regions, and normalize gene expression in their target tissue. For a cardiac-directed bioregulator, the marketed rationale is restoration of cardiomyocyte protein synthesis, support of myocardial function, and protection against age-related and stress-induced cardiac dysfunction. Because compound-specific peer-reviewed data are limited, this mechanism is inferred from the broader cardiogen/bioregulator class rather than dedicated trials.