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Splenopentin diacetate is a synthetic immunomodulating pentapeptide corresponding to the residues 32-36 of the splenic hormone splenin. Splenopentin diacetate influences both early T and B cell differentiation, to increase the number of antibody-forming cells in mice after gamma irradiation[1][2].

Splenopentin diacetate is a synthetic immunomodulatory pentapeptide corresponding to residues 32-36 of the spleen hormone spleen protein. It affects early T and B cell differentiation, thereby increasing the number of antibody-forming cells in gamma-irradiated mice.

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