Peptides / Immune and antimicrobial
Natural peptide · 111 amino acids
Prothymosin alpha (human)
Not approvedMay be banned in sport
PepBank shows no results on Prothymosin alpha (human) from studies in people, animals, the lab or computer predictions. Data as of 2026-10-30.
Also known as PTMA, ProTα, TMSA, Prothymosin alpha
Evidence level: No study results yetPepBank has no study results for Prothymosin alpha (human) yet.
Results in people
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Overview
Prothymosin alpha (human) at a glance
| What it is | Natural peptide, 111 amino acids |
|---|---|
| Approval | Not approved for any use |
| In sport | Not named on the List; S0 may still apply (no approval anywhere) |
| Studies | No study results for Prothymosin alpha (human) yet |
| Clinical trials | None registered |
The science
What is Prothymosin alpha (human)?
Acidic 111-residue nuclear protein (gene PTMA). Its N-terminal 28 residues after Met1 form thymosin alpha-1.
111
Amino acids in one chain
Prothymosin alpha (human) structure and chemistry
The key facts about the molecule. Long codes are in the closed section below.
Sequence, 111 amino acidsFrom the first amino acid to the last
M1S−DAA5V−DTSS10−EITT+K15D
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