Vilon (Bioregulator)

Research Applications

1. Immune Function and Thymocyte Activity

Research shows Vilon stimulates thymocyte proliferation, upregulates markers such as CD5, and normalizes lymphocyte counts after immunosuppression.[4] It also supports regenerative activity in splenic and intestinal tissues.[4]

2. Anti-Aging and Lifespan Studies

In aged murine models, Vilon increased lifespan, improved physical endurance, and reduced spontaneous tumor incidence. Long-term administration showed no toxic effects, suggesting value as a tool in geroprotective research.[5]

3. Cancer Research

Vilon has been studied for its ability to reduce preneoplastic and neoplastic changes in experimental carcinogenesis.[6] In elderly colorectal cancer patients, adjunctive use improved two-year survival rates and lowered postoperative complications.[7]

4. Gastrointestinal and Organ Protection

Animal studies demonstrate Vilon enhances enzyme activity in the GI tract, improves nutrient absorption (glucose, glycine), and strengthens barrier function.⁸ It also modulates TGF-β1 in kidneys, supports hemostasis, and influences gene expression in cardiac tissue.[9]

Referenced Citations

1. Core Peptides – Vilon peptide research overview
2. ResearchGate – Immunomodulating effects of Vilon and its analogue
3. PubMed – Vilon-induced chromatin reactivation in lymphocytes
4. Core Peptides – Vilon and thymocyte proliferation studies
5. Umbrella Labs – Vilon peptide and anti-aging research
6. Biotech Peptides – Vilon peptide and cancer cell studies
7. PubMed – Clinical use of Vilon in elderly colorectal cancer patients
8. Biotech Peptides – Vilon and gastrointestinal function in aging
9. Biotech Peptides – Vilon effects on kidney, heart, and hemostasis