SEMAX 11MG
Lyophilized powder, 11mg per vial
Semax is a synthetic hexapeptide studied in preclinical research for its effects on ACTH-related signaling pathways and neurological mechanisms. Researchers investigate this compound for its potential influence on cognitive signaling, neuronal protection, and cellular communication in controlled laboratory environments. In scientific literature, Semax has demonstrated interesting patterns in neural cell behavior and neuropeptide interactions. Laboratory research suggests researchers commonly examine this peptide for its effects on memory-related pathways and neurological signaling in preclinical contexts. This research compound is intended exclusively for in vitro studies and laboratory-based research applications.
Research Applications
- ✓ACTH fragment precursor research
- ✓Commonly studied for neurological pathways
- ✓Researchers investigate cognitive signaling
- ✓Examined in neuropeptide mechanism studies
Research Use Only: This product is for laboratory research only. Not for human consumption. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Product Information
Semax is a synthetic hexapeptide studied in preclinical research for its effects on ACTH-related signaling pathways and neurological mechanisms. Researchers investigate this compound for its potential influence on cognitive signaling, neuronal protection, and cellular communication in controlled laboratory environments. In scientific literature, Semax has demonstrated interesting patterns in neural cell behavior and neuropeptide interactions. Laboratory research suggests researchers commonly examine this peptide for its effects on memory-related pathways and neurological signaling in preclinical contexts. This research compound is intended exclusively for in vitro studies and laboratory-based research applications.
Commonly Studied In:
- •ACTH fragment precursor research
- •Commonly studied for neurological pathways
- •Researchers investigate cognitive signaling
- •Examined in neuropeptide mechanism studies
