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thymalinum
Thymalin is a polypeptide extract from calf thymus, developed as a Russian immunomodulator. Distinct from Thymulin (which is the active thymic hormone) and Thymagen/Thymogen (a different synthetic thymic peptide).
Restores T-cell function and modulates immune response via thymic hormone-like activity. Enhances differentiation of T-lymphocyte subsets.
Clinical use in Russia for immunodeficiency states, autoimmune disorders, and as adjuvant therapy. Western trials limited.
Typical Dose
5–10 mg
Frequency
Daily or alternate days
Route
IM or SubQ
Notes
Typically cycled 10 days on, month off. Reconstitute in sterile saline.
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