Nootropic Research Peptides

This category collects peptides studied in cognition, sleep and neuroprotection research — semax, NA selank amidate, DSIP and pinealon. Most of them share an unusual lineage: they emerged from Russian neuropharmacology programs, which produced a substantial but geographically concentrated body of literature that Western laboratories continue to test and extend.

Semax, an ACTH(4-10) analogue, is the most studied of the group, with preclinical work centred on rapid BDNF upregulation in hippocampal and cortical tissue. Selank derivatives approach anxiety and cognition through tuftsin-related immuno-neural signalling, while DSIP — delta sleep-inducing peptide — is one of the oldest research peptides still in active study, named for its original slow-wave-sleep findings in the 1970s. Pinealon represents the ultra-short Khavinson peptides studied in neuronal hypoxia and oxidative-stress models.

Each compound page summarizes the key research lines in plain English alongside full specifications and batch certificates. For research use only — not for human or veterinary use.