KPV

Key Areas of Research

KPV has been studied extensively in preclinical models for various conditions, primarily related to inflammation:

• Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD): Studies in models of colitis have shown that KPV can significantly reduce intestinal inflammation and promote healing of the gut lining. It's often investigated for its potential gut-specific effects.

• Skin Inflammation: Topical application of KPV has been researched for conditions like contact dermatitis, showing an ability to reduce redness and swelling.

• Wound Healing: Its anti-inflammatory properties may create a better environment for wounds to heal.

• Other Inflammatory Conditions: Research has explored its potential in models of arthritis, brain inflammation, and more.

4. Potential Advantages

• Small Size: Being so small potentially allows for better absorption and penetration into tissues compared to the full α-MSH protein.

• Oral Bioavailability: Interestingly, some research suggests KPV may be active when taken orally, as it might be absorbed in the intestines and exert local effects there.

This information is for Research purposes only and not intended for human or animal consumption