Jinotropin GH: Cadaver Salvage or Manufactured?

[gorilla_boy]

Bro, this whole story is far fetched. Check out the actual website.

URL?

 

[gorilla_boy]

Think about it though, they and Anke are producing the majority of Chinese GH and have been for years. If they were extracting from cadavers then there would have been at least few cases of prion disease. That news would have been everywhere by now (these boards, 20/20, 60 minutes, etc), and Jinotropin would be done. If just one BB or 50yo man died of prion disease from a product bought off the black market or from an anti-aging clinc you have the makings for prime time news drama.

Who exactly makes Jinotropin?

 

[drrman]

Jintropin and all present available GH is rDNA origin and is NOT extracted from cadavors, that practice is very outdated

 

[gorilla_boy]

Jintropin and all present available GH is rDNA origin and is NOT extracted from cadavors, that practice is very outdated

And on what authority do you have this "fact"?

I notice that no one has said yet exactly what company makes Jinotropin.

I'm not saying that it is or isn't sourced that way, I'm just asking a very logical question that no one seems to be able to answer with any sort of authority.

 

[DBCooper]

Even I know it's outdated to extract gh from cadavers.

 

[Dr. M]

GUYS! WHOA!

hGH is manufactured in a system which doesn't even come CLOSE to human contact except for the initial inoculation.

You can express massive amounts of this protein (more than you'd get from thousands of cadaverous extractions, which would be effectively useless and highly dangerous w/r to infectious disease) in a LITRE of bacterial culture.

I do this sort of shit (not with GH, but other proteins) all the TIME. By introducing the gene for your protein of interest into a good expression system (using an appropriate vector), you can produce buckets of the protein of interest cheaply and effectively. If it's tagged somehow, it can also be extremely quickly and easily isolated.

hGH doesn't come from cadavers anymore. Just because it was discovered there doesn't mean commercial production goes back there for more.

-M

 

[gorilla_boy]

Even I know it's outdated to extract gh from cadavers.

Good for you.

 

[gorilla_boy]

GUYS! WHOA!

hGH is manufactured in a system which doesn't even come CLOSE to human contact except for the initial inoculation.

You can express massive amounts of this protein (more than you'd get from thousands of cadaverous extractions, which would be effectively useless and highly dangerous w/r to infectious disease) in a LITRE of bacterial culture.

I do this sort of shit (not with GH, but other proteins) all the TIME. By introducing the gene for your protein of interest into a good expression system (using an appropriate vector), you can produce buckets of the protein of interest cheaply and effectively. If it's tagged somehow, it can also be extremely quickly and easily isolated.

hGH doesn't come from cadavers anymore. Just because it was discovered there doesn't mean commercial production goes back there for more.

-M

Again, how do you know where this GH is coming from?

Well, if I were a little Chinese guy it'd be tempting to get it from cavavers rather than spend MILLIONS on equipment to manufacture it.

 

[BigAndy69]

Again, how do you know where this GH is coming from?

Well, if I were a little Chinese guy it'd be tempting to get it from cavavers rather than spend MILLIONS on equipment to manufacture it.

Bro, what makes you think extracting GH from Cadavers is cheaper than manufacturing it at this point?

The company is Gensci. The website is a source post so it can't be posted

 

[manny78]

That was 20 years ago when no one knew any better. A company doing this would be just looking for trouble. In China, selling bogus stuff could be a free ticket to the firing squad.