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Dynorphin Analogs

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

Overview

Dynorphins are genuine endogenous opioid peptides that act primarily at kappa-opioid receptors, and synthetic dynorphin analogs are of research interest in pain and neuropsychiatric studies. The specific analogs in this catalog listing are not identified in the literature, and kappa-opioid activity should not be assumed for unnamed products.

The category name reflects real pharmacology but no documented compounds.

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