AICAR

AICAR is a nucleotide analog used in AMPK-signaling research.

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AICAR

Mitochondrial / EnergyPerformance / Body Composition

AICAR 50mg Research Profile & Reconstitution Reference

Research StatusClinical research Evidence LevelHuman clinical study Related Peptides6
RESEARCH PROFILE

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IdentityFormulationsResearchReferences

Quick Facts

Alternate NamesNot listed
Molecular FormulaC9H15N4O8P
Molecular Weight258.2 Da
Research ClassMitochondrial / Energy, Performance / Body Composition
Research StatusClinical research
Evidence ClassificationHuman clinical study
Half-LifeNot established
Physical Formlyophilized

Mechanism of Action

AICAR is a nucleotide analog used in AMPK-signaling research. Its mechanism supports metabolic-flexibility, glucose-uptake, endurance, and mitochondrial pathway studies.

Mechanism of Action: supports metabolic-flexibility, glucose-uptake, endurance, and mitochondrial pathway studies.

  • Supports mitochondrial energy-production and metabolic-signaling research pathways [1].
  • Commonly discussed for endurance, cellular energy, and metabolic-flexibility support based on mechanistic literature [1].
  • Associated with oxidative-stress and inflammation-related endpoints in biomedical research [1].
  • Official NIH-indexed databases provide the research trail for cellular metabolism and exercise-performance mechanisms [1][3].

Research Applications & Context

Community-reported protocol schedules.

Research Dosage Information

Reported research quantities and their source context. These are not recommendations, and source status varies.

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Weeks 1-2: 1000 mcg Once daily. Weeks 1-2. Weeks 3-4: 2000 mcg Once daily. Weeks 3-4. Weeks 5-8: 3000 mcg Once daily. Weeks 5-8.

Research dosage rows for AICAR
PhaseReported AmountFrequencyDraw UnitsCycleNotesCalculator
Weeks 1-21000 mcgOnce dailySelect a vialWeeks 1-2Community-reported protocol.
Weeks 3-42000 mcgOnce dailySelect a vialWeeks 3-4Community-reported protocol.
Weeks 5-83000 mcgOnce dailySelect a vialWeeks 5-8Community-reported protocol.

Dosing Protocol & Schedule

Community-reported research schedules, not clinically validated protocols. Select a reported scenario and duration to calculate mathematical quantities.

PeriodResearch DoseFrequencyTotal InjectionsTotal amountVolume per entryU-100 equivalent

Strength changes affect volume and supplies, not the underlying community-reported quantities. Figures exceeding the selected syringe capacity are flagged; they are not instructions for splitting administrations.

Plan a Regimen Schedule

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Reconstitution Calculator

Select the vial strength you are examining. The reference chart displays examples, not recommended preparation volumes or validated protocols.

Reconstitution Calculation

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Quantity in vial
Reconstitution AgentEnter the measured final solution volume. Actual reconstitution agent added may differ due to displacement.
Desired DoseMathematical research draw quantity; not a recommended dose.
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Theoretical only. Confirm actual concentrations and measurement uncertainty.

U-100 volume reference—
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Magnified reading follows the calculated volume.

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Illustrative capacity-specific U-100 volume scale. Actual increments vary by instrument. Biological IU is a separate dimension.

Side-by-Side Research Comparison

Compare two independent configurations

Compare compatible research quantities, concentrations and U-100 volume equivalents. The values below are independent of the main calculator.

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Mathematical comparison only, not a recommended dose or preferred configuration. Concentrations compare only when quantity dimensions are compatible.

Private calculation history

Private calculation history

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Reconstitution Reference Chart

Hypothetical volume comparisons for the selected vial. No particular volume is endorsed, and vial capacity, solubility, excipients and product-specific instructions are not established by this table.

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Choose a compatible dry vial to see reference concentrations.

Research-only mathematical comparisons; not instructions to compound, prepare, or administer peptides. Community-reported protocols are not clinically validated by inclusion here.

Supplies Needed — Estimate

Select a vial strength and an example reconstitution volume below. Counts use only the checked, computable rows above; they are not product-specific sterility, compatibility, or stability guidance.

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Select a compatible vial and volume below to view quantities.

Educational and entertainment purposes only. Research use only; not for human or animal administration. Pad counts assume two per Total entry; syringe counts include additional containers where a single entry exceeds the selected syringe capacity. Vial totals assume full theoretical recovery and do not account for dead volume, spoilage, asepsis, expiration, potency, route, or beyond-use dating. These figures are not a recommended supplies list for an actual procedure.

Published References (0 identified)

A recorded identifier identifies a publication; it does not establish that its claims have been independently verified.

Research indexes & other source links

Searches, registries and unverified source records are discovery resources, not verified published studies.

  1. PubMed.gov biomedical literature: AICAR View source ↗ PubMed index/search · Source link recorded; claim verification separate
  2. ClinicalTrials.gov study registry: AICAR View source ↗ ClinicalTrials.gov registry/search · Source link recorded; claim verification separate
  3. NIH/NCBI all-databases search: AICAR View source ↗ NCBI database/search · Source link recorded; claim verification separate
  4. PubChem / NIH compound record search: AICAR View source ↗ PubChem database/search · Source link recorded; claim verification separate
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