تیموسین آلفا ۱ (انگلیسی: Thymosin α1) یک قطعهٔ پپتیدی است که از نوعی پروتئین به نام پروتیموسین آلفا حاصل میشود که در انسان توسط ژن «PTMA» کُدگذاری میشود.[۴]
این پروتئین در تقویت ایمنی سلولی انسان و برخی جانوران نقش دارد.[۵]
این پروتئین در برخی کشورها برای درمان هپاتیت ب و هپاتیت سی کاربرد دارد و همچنین برای تقویت پاسخ ایمنی در درمان برخی بیماریها نیز بهکار رفتهاست.[۶][۷]
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