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1500 mg · SEK 549
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Glutathione is a tripeptide made from glutamate, cysteine and glycine. Its name identifies a small peptide molecule containing three amino acids.
Glutathione is often written as γ-glutamyl-cysteinyl-glycine. Gamma specifies how the glutamate component is connected to the next amino acid, giving more structural detail than the number of building blocks alone.
GSH denotes reduced glutathione and GSSG denotes glutathione disulfide, the oxidised form. Both may appear in the same publication but describe different chemical forms.
Glutathione and KPV each contain three amino acids, but their building blocks and bonds differ. Tripeptide describes chain length rather than one shared substance.
The catalog mg quantity refers to the named product. It does not specify a GSH-to-GSSG ratio or a concentration in mg/ml.
Yes. Glutathione is the English term and glutation is the Swedish term.
GSH denotes reduced glutathione, whereas GSSG denotes glutathione disulfide. The distinction matters when describing chemical forms.
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The role of peptide materials in laboratory research.
How molecular identity and mass are examined in analytical work.
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