LL-37 Peptide is a potent host defense peptide. Specifically, it belongs to the cathelicidin family. Therefore, it is a key part of the human immune system. We offer a high-purity vial for research. Currently, it is famous for breaking down bacterial shields. So, labs use it to study resistant infections. Thus, it helps explore wound healing in difficult environments.
This peptide acts as a natural antibiotic. First, it targets the cell membrane of microbes. Then, it punches holes in the surface. This means the bacteria bursts and dies. Unlike traditional drugs, LL-37 Peptide also disrupts biofilms. Biofilms are slime layers that protect bacteria.
Furthermore, it recruits immune cells. Specifically, it signals white blood cells to the injury site. Consequently, it speeds up the body’s response. As a result, it aids in the repair of skin and gut barriers.
Frequently, labs use this LL-37 Peptide. Mainly, they use it for chronic wound models. This helps test healing in diabetic or infected tissue. Next, researchers check for immune modulation. Specifically, they measure how it balances inflammation versus repair.
Moreover, it pairs perfectly with tissue builders. Labs often stack it with GHK-Cu. See also: Synergistic Pairing: GHK-Cu for Skin Remodeling
Ideally, this creates a “Clean and Repair” protocol. While LL-37 clears the infection, GHK-Cu rebuilds the collagen. Finally, this provides a comprehensive model for tissue regeneration.
We ship this as a dry powder. This ensures high stability.
Name: LL-37 Peptide (Human Cathelicidin)
Length: 37 Amino Acids
Purity: ≥99% (HPLC)
Storage: Freeze at -20°C.
Prep: Mix with bacteriostatic water.
Reference Data Finally, review the data on wound healing.
Pubmed: LL-37 and Epithelial Repair
We sell this strictly for lab research.
No Human Use: Do not use this LL-37 Peptide as medicine.
No Injections: It is not for treating infections in people.
Expert Use: Only trained staff should handle this.
$120.00
