Compounds / Tissue Repair / MGF

MGF

Mechano Growth Factor (IGF-1 Splice Variant / IGF-1Ec)
Tissue RepairFDA: Not approvedWADA: PROHIBITED — Category S2

Overview

Studied for muscle repair, satellite cell activation, bone regeneration. Short half-life means local tissue effects.

Mechanism of Action

IGF-1 splice variant (IGF-1Ec) produced in response to mechanical stress. Activates satellite cells for muscle repair. Bone regeneration. Short-acting N-terminal E-domain peptide.

Molecular Profile

Molecular weight
~2867 Da
CAS number
Not assigned

Key Research Findings

Satellite cell activation; muscle repair; bone regeneration; mechanical stress response.

Published Research

FEBS Lett (2002)
Yang SY, Goldspink G. Different roles of the IGF-I Ec peptide (MGF) and mature IGF-I in myoblast proliferation
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Related Tissue Repair Compounds

BPC-157TB-500AHK-CuKPVPEG-MGFKLOW Protocol
Clinical Guidance

Research data is not a treatment plan. If you are considering MGF, the questions that matter are whether it suits your history, your labs and your goals. That is a conversation with a licensed physician, not a lookup.

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