Diguanoside Tetraphosphate (Gp₄G) Is an Epithelial Cell and Hair Growth Regulator.

    February 2012 in “ PubMed
    Divinomar Severino, Zorn Tm, Micke Ga, Costa Ac, Silva, Nogueira Lf, Kowaltowski Aj, Maurı́cio S. Baptista
    TLDR Gp₄G promotes hair growth and improves skin health.
    The study investigated the effects of diguanoside tetraphosphate (Gp₄G) on skin tissues and hair growth, revealing that Gp₄G, formulated as a liposomic solution of Artemia salina extract, led to a 50% increase in hair length and a 30% increase in papilla cell numbers by altering the telogen/anagen phases of hair follicles. Additionally, Gp₄G enhanced skin blood vessel formation and fibroblast activation, which modified collagen arrangement in dermal tissues. Immunohistochemical staining showed a 68% increase in versican deposition in treated animals. In vitro studies with Hela and fibroblast cells demonstrated that Gp₄G increased cell viability and intracellular ATP concentration by 38%, along with other nucleotide concentrations, suggesting that these changes in nucleotide equilibrium could explain the observed cell and tissue activations.
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