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PeptideAdvancedMedium Risk

RG3

Also known as: Retro-inverso peptide RG3, RG-3

RG3 is a retro-inverso peptide designed for antifibrotic and tissue-remodeling applications. Retro-inverso peptides use D-amino acids in reversed sequence to mimic the side-chain topology of the parent L-peptide while resisting proteolytic degradation. RG3 has been investigated in preclinical models for fibrotic conditions. Human evidence is essentially absent.

Evidence10/100 — Minimal

Risk Level

Medium Risk

Difficulty

Advanced
ClassPeptide
CategoryUnderground Peptides

Mechanism of Action

The retro-inverso design provides protease resistance while maintaining receptor binding capability. Proposed to modulate TGF-beta signaling pathways involved in fibrosis, reducing collagen deposition and extracellular matrix accumulation. Exact molecular target and binding specificity are not well characterized in published literature.

Dosing Research

No established human dosing. Underground use is extremely rare and dosing information is anecdotal. The retro-inverso design provides improved stability compared to conventional peptides, potentially allowing for less frequent dosing.

Side Effects & Risks

No human safety data. The use of D-amino acids may produce unpredictable immunogenic responses. Anti-fibrotic agents carry theoretical risks of impaired wound healing. This compound should be considered highly experimental with an uncharacterized risk profile.

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