GHK-Cu is three residues plus a coordinated copper(II) ion, isolated from plasma in the 1970s during work on liver cell culture. The metal is central to it, and the complex rather than the peptide is the species of interest.
BPC-157 is fifteen residues, synthetic, with a sequence derived from a protein found in human gastric juice. No metal, no isolation from circulation, and a completely separate research lineage.
The GHK-Cu literature concentrates on skin, connective tissue and matrix turnover, much of it tracing back to one research line. The headline claim circulating about it — the "4,000 genes" figure — comes from a single in vitro transcriptome experiment.
The BPC-157 literature is larger in volume and concentrated in one group in Zagreb, across rodent models of several injury types. Independent human replication is thin in both cases, for different reasons.
The question assumes a shared endpoint they do not have. A laboratory studying matrix turnover in skin and one studying tendon repair in rodents are not choosing between two options for the same job.
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GHK-Cu is three residues plus a coordinated copper(II) ion, isolated from plasma in the 1970s during work on liver cell culture. The metal is central to it, and the complex rather than the peptide is the species of interest.
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