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Semax
€ 47,45
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All products are intended for laboratory research only and are not suitable for human or animal consumption. By purchasing, the buyer agrees to use these products in accordance with all applicable laws.
This substance has not been evaluated or approved by the European (EMA), American (FDA) or Dutch (MEB/IGJ) medicines authorities for any human or veterinary use. No medical, therapeutic, diagnostic or preventive use is claimed or implied.
Semax is a synthetic nootropic neuropeptide derived from a fragment of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH 4–10). It is extensively studied within neuroscience, molecular biology, and biochemical research because of its interaction with brain-signaling pathways and neurochemical regulation systems.
Semax is known for its involvement in neurotrophic factors, neurotransmitter balance, and cognitive signaling processes, making it a relevant compound within experimental neuropeptide research.
Within controlled laboratory settings, Semax is often used to investigate central nervous system signaling processes, molecular pathway modulation, and neurochemical communication.
History of Semax
Semax was developed within research into synthetic analogues of ACTH fragments, with the aim of creating compounds that can influence brain function and neurochemical signaling.
Early studies focused on effects within the central nervous system, especially on cognitive processes and signaling dynamics. Later, the research was expanded to include neurotrophic signaling, molecular adaptation, and pathway modulation.
As a result, Semax has become an important compound in experimental neuroscientific research.
Semax Structure and Molecular Data
Peptide Name: Semax
Peptide Type: Nootropic neuropeptide
Sequence: Met-Glu-His-Phe-Pro-Gly-Pro
Molecular Formula: C37H51N9O10S
Molecular Weight: ~813.9 g/mol
Semax consists of a short peptide chain that allows interaction with neurochemical systems and signaling pathways, making it relevant for brain-related research.
Semax Research Findings
Semax has been extensively researched in neuroscientific and molecular models with a focus on neurochemical signaling.
Research shows activity related to:
• Neurotrophic factor signaling (such as BDNF-related pathways)
• Neurotransmitter regulation and brain signaling pathways
• Cognitive signaling processes and molecular communication
• Neuropeptide interaction and pathway modulation
Major Research Areas of Semax
Neuroscientific Research
Focus on brain signaling, neurotrophic pathways, and neuropeptide interactions.
Molecular research
Analysis of signaling pathways and peptide-mediated modulation.
Cognitive Research
Study of processes such as memory, focus and brain communication.
Systemic Research
Research on coordinated neurochemical and biological networks.
Scientific Relevance of Semax
Semax is considered an important nootropic research peptide for studying neurotrophic signaling, neurotransmitter balance, and central nervous system processes.
By interacting with multiple neurochemical systems, it is relevant for analyzing brain communication, pathway modulation, and molecular signaling networks.
References
Ashmarin IP. et al. (1995). ACTH analogs and neuropeptide signaling.
Volkova AV. et al. (2000). Semax and neurotrophic factor expression.
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Each batch is independently tested by third-party laboratories using HPLC and mass spectrometry. You can view the Certificate of Analysis (COA) of your specific batch on our lab results page.
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