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Name: ghk-cu promotes wound healing Copper Peptides Whipped Beef Tallow Balm for Skin, Grass-Fed Beef Tallow with Methylene Blue, Manuka Honey & Vitamin E, Face & Body Moisturizer for Dry, Mature & Sensitive Skin, 2.8 Unlock the Power of Regeneration
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Loren Pickart in 1973, GHK-Cu was discovered when Pickart observed that albumin from young donors (age 20-25) could stimulate aged liver tissue to synthesize proteins at a youthful rate, and the active factor was traced to this small copper peptide

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Electronic structure of the peroxy intermediate and its correlation to the native intermediate in the multicopper oxidases: insights into the reductive cleavage of the o-o bond