Also Known As
Thymagen · EW · Glu-Trp · L-Glutamyl-L-Tryptophan
Overview
Thymogen is a synthetic dipeptide (L-Glu-L-Trp) originally isolated from calf thymus. Registered in Russia since 1990 as an immunostimulant. Available as injection, nasal spray, and topical cream.
Mechanism of Action
Modulates T-cell and NK cell function. Normalizes immune function in immunocompromised states. Accumulates in liver, thymus, and lymph nodes.
Quick Reference
Notes
Short half-life limits oral use. Nasal bioavailability ~71%. D-amino acid analogs have extended activity.
Dosing Protocol
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Administration
Reconstitution
Special Instructions
Nasal spray is most convenient - 71% bioavailability. Accumulates in thymus and lymph nodes. Russian medical registration since 1990. Topical cream available for wound healing.
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Legal & Regulatory
Pregnancy
Molecular Data
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