circulatory
Vascular / cardiac
Vessel wall, endothelium, and myocardium — short peptides written for circulatory tissue.
This chapter is the vessel and the heart: endothelium, vascular wall, and myocardium as named tissues in the Khavinson short-peptide literature. The site files papers here when the authors wrote the peptide for circulatory tissue, not when a shop label says “cardio.”
Peptide themes that belong on this hub are short chains designed after vascular or cardiac tissue (names you will meet include Vesugen and Cardiogen, among others). Typical subjects are vessel-wall models, endothelial cultures, and communications that take the heart or the arterial wall as the organ of record. Systemic aging reviews that mention vessels in a list belong under General aging unless the paper is truly a vascular study.
Read the linked studies for tissue, model, and PMID. An in-vitro endothelial experiment does not tell you what to do about blood pressure. This hub is a shelf of citations, not a cardiology service.
Studies
- Senescence-Associated Secretory Phenotype of Cardiovascular System Cells and Inflammaging: Perspectives of Peptide Regulation.
An open-access 2022 review of SASP and inflammaging in cardiovascular cells, naming KED and AEDR among peptides proposed to touch those pathways — a perspective piece, not a trial.