ChonlutenХонлутен
What the studies found
Lab research · 2022
Peptides Regulating Proliferative Activity and Inflammatory Pathways in the Monocyte/Macrophage THP-1 Cell Line
Study of multiple preparations
- Inflammatory response
- Reduced LPS-stimulated TNF/IL-6 in differentiated cells; reduced monocyte adhesion
- Chonluten cell response
- Reduced monocyte TNF; an apoptotic fraction also observed
Five preparations reduced LPS-induced TNF and IL-6 expression in differentiated THP-1 cells and reduced adhesion to activated endothelial cells. Chonluten also reduced monocyte TNF release; the full text notes an apoptotic cell fraction with Chonluten.
Study notes · methods, sources and limitations
Participants or model THP-1 leukemia-derived monocytes, differentiated macrophages and an activated HUVEC endothelial adhesion model.
Design THP-1 leukemia-derived monocytes, differentiated macrophages and an activated HUVEC endothelial adhesion model.
- Test concentration
- 100 ng/mL per preparation; LPS 100 ng/mL in monocyte/macrophage experiments
Important limitations
- A cell-line experiment, with peptides tested individually. No patient treatment or clinical anti-inflammatory effect was measured. Numerical cytokine reductions are shown graphically rather than supplied as exact data tables.
International journal of molecular sciences 2022 · Journal publication
Comparison in people
Chonluten — originating-institute clinical report
Human report located; design quality and independent confirmation remain unresolved.
Study notes · methods, sources and limitations
Participants or model 23 treated bronchitis patients and 19 controls
Important limitations
- Commercially distributed institute report; independent peer review, randomization and blinding not established. Product composition is not independently characterized here; do not equate a marketed formulation with a purified experimental sequence. Reported absence of harms does not establish safety.
Reports on clinical studies of CYTOMAX and CYTOGEN products; PDF page 123 · Institute report / commercial reproduction
Laboratory analysis · 2020
Identification of short peptides in the composition of polypeptide complexes isolated from animal organs
Study of multiple preparations
Reports KED in vessel complex, AED in cartilage, EDG and AEDL in bronchial mucosa, EDR in brain and KEDW in pancreas. This strengthens sequence-level links in the research program.
Study notes · methods, sources and limitations
Participants or model Animal-organ polypeptide complexes analyzed by UHPLC–MS
Important limitations
- Molecular detection does not prove identical pharmacology or clinical equivalence. The paper’s discussion of clinical work is not an independent clinical trial.
Uspekhi Sovremennoi Biologii 140(2):140–148 · Publication record
About Chonluten
Names in this research collection
EDG
A short peptide containing three amino acids, listed in the 2013 bioregulator catalogue in connection with respiratory-system function. This is a research target, not an established treatment benefit.
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Research background
A peptide research entry in the Khavinson evidence map. Direct studies, related extract findings, institute reports and unresolved claims are distinguished below.
- Compound class
- Short peptide research
- Research collection
- Peptide bioregulation · editorial grouping
- Research institutions
- No institutional affiliation recorded
- Source review
- Review dates and the material assessed are listed with each publication below.
Understanding the evidence
Human research
Institute product report; journal clinical evidence not established
Study methods
Mechanistic review / source table
Independent replication
Independent replication not established by this collection
Source access
See source-specific abstracts, institute reports and explicit review scopes
Safety evidence
Incomplete assessment; findings do not establish safety for personal use
Open a topic for the evidence assessment.
Patent identity check
A 2013 peptide review labels Chonluten as a tripeptide but cites EP1758922, whose family claims the AEDL tetrapeptide associated with Bronchogen. This citation does not establish a patent match for EDG Chonluten. The sequence-specific match remains unresolved.
2013 review and its references ↗ · Read the AEDL patent claim →
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Related compound research
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