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Kisspeptin-10
Kisspeptin-10 is a short kisspeptin fragment used to explore reproductive-hormone signalling. Its interest centres on the kisspeptin receptor and upstream regulation of the reproductive axis.
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10-amino-acid kisspeptin fragment
Also known as: Metastin (45–54) · KP-10
Human physiologyResearch & handling
Not for human or veterinary use. Storage, handling, identity and purity require verified batch documentation. No dosing or treatment advice is provided.
At a glance
Reproductive-axis signalling
The kisspeptin system connects upstream signals with GnRH-related endocrine biology.
Short-fragment identity
KP-10 is a ten-amino-acid fragment, distinct from kisspeptin-54.
Hormone physiology
Reviewed acute KP-10 experiments in healthy men measured luteinizing hormone and its pulse pattern; this is distinct from kisspeptin-54 evidence.
Explore the study context and sources below. For laboratory research only.
Studies & context
Studied in small experiments in healthy men for changes in luteinizing hormone and its pulse pattern.
Human physiologyKisspeptin-10 produced a rapid rise in measured luteinizing hormone in the 2011 experiments.
Study limitations
An acute hormone response is not a demonstrated fertility or sexual-performance benefit.
Infusion experiments reported changes in LH pulse frequency and size.
Study limitations
Small study groups and short observations do not establish broad clinical efficacy or safety.
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