Thymalin: doses reported in published research
Sources checked 2026-10-07 · 1 cited study (0 human, 1 animal, 0 cell culture)
Thymalin is described in the literature as a complex of peptides extracted from thymus tissue, not a single defined molecule. Most reports are older Russian-language papers whose abstracts do not state amounts.
No human data. No human dose data tabulated: the human reports found (Russian clinical papers from the 1980s-1990s) do not state amounts in their abstracts.
Animal studies (1)
Animal doses are listed exactly as the studies report them. They are not converted to human amounts here; doses do not translate between species by body weight.
Animal Irradiated guinea pigs
- Dose as reported
- 1 mg/kg/day
- Route
- Intramuscular
- Frequency / duration
- Daily for 5 days
Source wording: The intramuscular injection of thymaline (1 mg/kg/day during 5 days)
Grintsevich II, Morozov VG, Khavinson VKh et al.. [Effect of thymalin on the thymus and immunologic indices of irradiated animals]. Radiobiologiia 1984. PubMed PMID 6548035 ↗
Half-life
No half-life value was found in the sources reviewed for this page.
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See also: Thymalin research profile · lab-tested lots (COA lookup) · all compounds in this section.