Beyond the peptide category

Related, but different.

NAD+, vitamin B12, and ibutamoren often appear in peptide conversations. Their chemistry and evidence deserve their own context.

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Non-peptide coenzyme

NAD+

A nucleotide coenzyme involved in cellular metabolism. NAD+ is not a peptide.

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Non-peptide vitamin

Vitamin B12

An essential vitamin involved in nervous-system function, red blood cell formation, and DNA synthesis. It is not a peptide.

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Non-peptide research compound

Ibutamoren / MK-677

A non-peptide ghrelin mimetic discussed in growth-hormone research. It is not a peptide.

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