Real Peptides Semax Amidate

Description

Semax Amidate is the C-terminally amidated form of the synthetic heptapeptide Semax, derived from an ACTH (4-10) fragment sequence. The amidation is studied in preclinical research for its potential influence on peptide stability, making it a useful tool compound for isolating neuromodulatory endpoints in experimental designs.

Semax Amidate has been examined in preclinical in vitro and rodent model studies of neurotrophic factor expression, neuroprotection, cognitive behavioral paradigms, and peptide stability and degradation kinetics. Its amidated structure supports comparative mechanistic studies of neuropeptide modifications in laboratory research.

Intended use: In vitro and preclinical in vivo laboratory research only. Not approved for human or veterinary use.