Thymalin: An In-Depth Analysis of Possible Research Applications
In 1977, Thymulin was identified from the thymus. Its synthetic counterpart is Thymalin. There is speculation that Thymalin may be involved in immunological function, may have neuroprotective potential, and may regulate inflammation and pain. Several extracts from the pineal gland and thymus have been suggested to have cell life-extending properties, according to a preliminary study. … Read more