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This article explores the distinctions between AOD-9604 and HGH fragments, compares their mechanisms of action, and highlights their respective research applications
AOD9604 is a laboratory-made fragment of human growth hormone that researchers study to understand how specific parts of this hormone influence fat metabolism
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Published research characterises AOD-9604 as retaining the lipolytic domain of hGH while lacking measurable activity at the GH receptor animal-model studies have therefore reported lipolytic effects without the IGF-1, insulin-resistance or growth-promoting changes associated with intact growth hormone
