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Cognitive, Neuro & Sleep

Nootropics, neuroregenerative, sleep and mood-regulating peptides explored in cognitive and neurological research. 20 profiles

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BDNF Mimetic Peptides

Generic category of peptides promoted as BDNF mimetics; specific products are not identified in the literature.

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Blood-Brain Barrier Peptide Analogs

Catalog name implying peptides that cross or act at the blood-brain barrier; no specific products are defined in the literature.

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Central Pain Pathway Modulator Analogs

Umbrella catalog name implying peptides acting on central pain processing; no specific compounds are documented.

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Cerebrolysin Peptide Fraction

Pharmaceutical preparation of low-molecular-weight peptides derived from porcine brain, approved in some countries for dementia and stroke recovery.

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CNTF Analogs

Category of products sold as CNTF-related peptides; CNTF and its clinical analog Axokine are real, but these items are not documented.

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Conolidine

Monoterpene indole alkaloid from Tabernaemontana divaricata studied as a candidate non-opioid analgesic; a small molecule, not a peptide.

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Cortagen

Peptide marketed as a brain-related bioregulator; identity and supporting studies could not be confirmed in the literature.

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Descending Inhibitory Pathway Modulators

Catalog name implying peptides acting on descending inhibitory pain pathways; no specific products are characterized.

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Dihexa

Synthetic small-molecule compound developed in academic research on HGF/c-Met signaling; reported to improve memory in rodent models. Not a peptide.

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DL-148 (Mood Peptide Analog)

Vendor designation for a mood peptide analog; no compound with this identifier appears in the literature.

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DSIP (Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide)

Nonapeptide first described in the late 1970s as a sleep-promoting factor; human sleep effects have been inconsistent across published studies.

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Dynorphin Analogs

Catalog category of dynorphin-related peptides; dynorphins are real kappa-opioid peptides, but these products are undocumented.

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KLOW (Lys-Pro-Val Complex)

Vendor-defined name used inconsistently for KPV or for multi-peptide blends; no peer-reviewed literature on KLOW itself.

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NGF Analogs

Catalog heading for products claimed to mimic nerve growth factor; NGF is a large protein, and these analogs lack published identity.

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Noopept

Dipeptide-derived nootropic (N-phenylacetyl-L-prolylglycine ethyl ester) developed in Russia; animal literature with limited human trials.

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Nootropic Peptide Complex Analogs

Vendor category grouping nootropic peptide products; no fixed composition or published research identity.

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Pinealon

A synthetic tripeptide from the Russian bioregulatory-peptide program, studied mainly in animal models for neuroprotective and cognitive effects.

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Selank

A tuftsin-related synthetic heptapeptide developed in Russia as an anxiolytic, studied for anxiety-spectrum and cognitive effects.

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Semax

A synthetic ACTH(4-10) heptapeptide analog registered in Russia as a nootropic, studied for cognitive and neuroprotective effects.

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Sensory Integration Peptide Analogs

A vendor category combining sensory integration with peptide analogs; no such research peptide family exists in the literature.

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