ARA-290.
ARA-290 is a synthetic 11-amino-acid peptide derived from the structure of erythropoietin (EPO), studied for tissue-protective signaling without EPO's blood effects.
What It Is
ARA-290 (Cibinetide) is a synthetic peptide modeled on a region of erythropoietin. Unlike EPO itself, it is studied specifically for tissue-protective signaling and does not act on red-blood-cell production.
How It Works
ARA-290 is studied for its action on what researchers call the innate repair receptor — a tissue-protective signaling complex related to, but distinct from, the EPO receptor that drives red-blood-cell production. Research focuses on this protective signaling.
Studied for protective signaling distinct from erythropoietin's blood-cell effects.
- Synthetic 11-amino-acid EPO-derived peptide
- Studied for tissue-protective signaling
- Does not act on red-blood-cell production
- Researched in neuropathic and inflammatory models
Research Context
ARA-290 has been examined in early human studies for neuropathic conditions and is studied for its tissue-protective rather than blood-related effects.
What's in the Vial
One lyophilized vial containing 10mg of ARA-290 (10mg), supplied for laboratory research use. Reconstitute with bacteriostatic water.
Storage
Lyophilized: store refrigerated, away from light. After reconstitution: keep refrigerated and use within the period indicated on the product label. Do not freeze reconstituted product.
- 10mg per vial
- EPO-derived peptide
- Tissue-protective signaling research
- Distinct from blood-cell effects
- Lyophilized for shelf stability

