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ACE-031

Activin Receptor Type IIB-Fc

A fusion protein that inhibits myostatin and related proteins by binding to activin receptors. Developed for muscular dystrophy treatment.

Typical Cost

Not commercially available

Status

Research

ACE-031

Peptide Profile

ACE-031

Mechanism of Action

Binds to activin type IIB receptors, blocking myostatin and related growth factors from exerting their muscle-limiting effects. Results in rapid and substantial muscle growth beyond normal genetic limits.

Common Dosages

subcutaneous

1-3mg/kg

Weekly · Clinical trial dosing

Benefits

+

Rapid muscle growth

+

Dramatic strength increases

+

Muscle disease treatment potential

Side Effects

Nosebleeds

Skin telangiectasia

Gum bleeding

Safety concerns halted development

Key Research

2013

ACE-031 in muscular dystrophy

Demonstrated significant lean mass increases but trials halted due to safety concerns

Regulatory Status

Clinical trials halted due to safety concerns (nosebleeds, skin changes). Not approved. Research chemical status.

Contraindications

  • All users due to safety profile
  • Bleeding disorders
  • Pregnancy/breastfeeding
SeraVia Connection

Safety concerns make this inappropriate. SeraVia Muscle+ Protect provides safe, proven muscle support.

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