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Peptide

Thymosin β-4

Also known as Tβ4

The parent peptide behind TB-500 — a 44-amino-acid naturally occurring actin-regulating peptide studied for systemic repair.

Definition

Thymosin-β4 is a naturally occurring 44-amino-acid peptide that regulates the actin cytoskeleton and cellular migration. TB-500 is the synthetic fragment that retains most of the biological activity. In clinical practice, 'TB-500' and 'Thymosin-β4' are used somewhat interchangeably; purists reserve 'Thymosin-β4' for the full-length native molecule.

How Meto uses it.

At Meto, clinical use is via the TB-500 fragment — the shorter synthetic version. See the TB-500 entry for dosing and protocol detail.

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Peptide

TB-500Thymosin Beta-4

A synthetic fragment of Thymosin-β4 that accelerates cellular migration to damaged tissue — the recovery-focused partner to BPC-157.

Mechanism

Angiogenesis

The formation of new blood vessels from existing vasculature — the core repair mechanism BPC-157 accelerates via VEGF.

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