Humanin-HNG
S14G-humanin · HNG · Gly14-humanin
S14G substitution on humanin (HNG) — a more potent analog of the mitochondrial 24-aa peptide we already list. Used in cell and animal neuroprotection papers. Potency in a dish is not a human dose table. Not FDA-approved.
Mechanism of Action
HNG is humanin with serine-14 replaced by glycine. In published models that substitution increases potency versus native humanin. Parent humanin is a 24-aa mitochondrial ORF peptide (PMID 11555613).
Potency in a dish is not a milligram conversion table. Do not treat HNG as “humanin but you use less” unless a paper says so for that exact endpoint.
Source: Humanin PMID: 11555613; HNG analog literature (S14G)
Dosing Protocol
| Typical Dose | Research; parent humanin community range 1-5 mg is not an HNG label |
| Frequency | 1× daily (research) |
| Half-Life | Short (parent humanin ~30 min; HNG potency ≠ longer t½) |
| Common Vial Sizes | 5 mg |
Dosing Protocols
Human
Administration
Expected Timeline
Who Is It For?
MDP analog identity
LowWe list native humanin separately. This is the S14G SKU.
Reconstitution Example
Safety & Considerations
Research analog. Mitochondrial peptides are not gentle longevity vitamins. No approved indication.
Regulatory & Legal Status
S14G humanin analog. Not an approved MDP drug
Not currently on the WADA 2026 Prohibited List. Policies may change — verify before competition.
Research Chemical
US Compounding: Not eligible / not available
⚠️ This information is for educational purposes only and may not reflect the most current regulatory updates. Always verify with official FDA, WADA, and jurisdiction-specific sources before use.
Humanin-HNG vs. Humanin
| Attribute | Humanin-HNG | Humanin |
|---|---|---|
| Sequence | S14G substitution (HNG) | Native 24-aa MDP |
| Potency (models) | Higher in published cell/animal work | Parent MDP |
| Human dose | Not established | Not established (community mg ranges exist) |
Verdict: HNG is a point mutant, not a new gene. Do not copy humanin milligram folklore onto HNG without a citation.
Dosing Quick Reference
Frequently Asked Questions
Is HNG just stronger humanin?▼
References
- Hashimoto Y et al. “Humanin, a novel peptide against Alzheimer disease-relevant insults.” PNAS / related (2001). PMID: 11555613
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