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KPV

Laboratory research use onlyNot for human or veterinary use, administration or consumption.
KPV stands for lysine, proline and valine. This three amino acid sequence occurs at the end of alpha melanocyte stimulating hormone. Researchers have examined KPV in experimental models of peptide transport and cellular activity. Supplied as 10mg per vial for laboratory research.
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What is KPV?
KPV stands for lysine, proline and valine. This three amino acid sequence occurs at the end of alpha melanocyte stimulating hormone. Researchers have examined KPV in experimental models of peptide transport and cellular activity. Supplied as 10mg per vial for laboratory research.
Where is batch documentation for KPV shown?
Batch-specific information is shown on the product and public batch pages when a current batch record or COA has been entered in the Aureon Research dashboard.
Is KPV intended for human or veterinary use?
No. Products marked for laboratory research use are not intended for human or veterinary use, administration or consumption.
How quickly are UK orders dispatched?
Orders are normally dispatched within 1 to 3 working days. Once dispatched, Royal Mail delivery is normally around 24 hours, although carrier delays can occur.

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