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Library/hormonal/Bivalirudin Peptide Fragment (Angiomax)

Bivalirudin Peptide Fragment (Angiomax)

Not FDA Approved✓ WADA Permitted
hormonalExperimentalThrombin inhibitor

Synthetic hirudin-derived peptide that directly inhibits thrombin. Parent drug (Angiomax) FDA-approved for anticoagulation in PCI. The peptide fragment retains thrombin-binding properties. Research applications in angiogenesis and tissue healing.

Confidence
35%
Half-Life ~25 minutes
Quick Reference
Routesubcutaneous
MechanismDirectly inhibits thrombin (factor IIa) via binding to both the active site and ...
Reviewed2026-06-08

Mechanism of Action

Directly inhibits thrombin (factor IIa) via binding to both the active site and exosite 1. Prevents fibrin formation and thrombus growth. May modulate angiogenic signaling through thrombin pathway.

Dosing Protocol

Research protocols only. Not established for clinical use as peptide supplement.

Adverse Effects

Bleeding risk (primary concern)Injection site reactions

Contraindications

  • Active bleeding
  • Severe hemophilia
  • Recent surgery
  • Thrombocytopenia

Storage

Research use only.