The molecule was first isolated by Pickart in 1973 as the active component of human albumin fraction responsible for inducing older liver tissue to synthesize proteins characteristic of younger tissue an observation that led to subsequent decades of research into GHK-Cus effects on wound healing, skin regeneration, gene expression, and cellular senescence
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In keloids, it disrupts the FOXO4-p53 interaction, inducing apoptosis in senescent fibroblasts and reducing pro-inflammatory and mesenchymal fibroblast subpopulations
Because of its history of safe use, few populations should avoid using GHK-Cu
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