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TB-500 Dosage Fibrosis Reduction: Protocol Comparison

Cardiac fibrosis (murine, post-MI) 6mg/kg twice weekly Subcutaneous, every 3–4 days 8 weeks 34% reduction in collagen deposition (histology) Effective for acute cardiac remodeling; requires consistent twice-weekly dosing to maintain plasma levels Hepatic fibro

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  • Cardiac fibrosis (murine, post-MI)
  • 6mg/kg twice weekly
  • Subcutaneous, every 3–4 days
  • 8 weeks
  • 34% reduction in collagen deposition (histology)
  • Effective for acute cardiac remodeling; requires consistent twice-weekly dosing to maintain plasma levels
  • Hepatic fibrosis (CCl4-induced)
  • 30mg/kg cumulative (split doses)
  • Subcutaneous, twice weekly
  • 4 weeks
  • 41% reduction in fibrosis scoring
  • Higher cumulative dose reflects hepatic ECM density; slower tissue turnover requires longer protocols
  • Pulmonary fibrosis (bleomycin model)
  • 4mg twice weekly
  • 29% reduction in Ashcroft score
  • Pulmonary tissue shows slower remodeling than cardiac; results appear week 3+
  • Dermal fibrosis (scleroderma model)
  • 2mg three times weekly
  • Subcutaneous, local injection
  • 6 weeks
  • 22% reduction in dermal thickness
  • Local administration concentrates peptide at fibrotic site; systemic dosing less effective for localized fibrosis
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