Research
N-Acetyl Semax Amidate
Semax with an acetyl group added at one end and an amide at the other — the same seven-residue core, capped at both termini.
Available in the catalogue
Supplied as research material. Sizes and pricing are on the product page. Availability is not a statement about what a compound does.
What is being investigated
Directions the published work points at, and how far each has actually got. These are open questions, not established effects: most of what looks promising in cells does not replicate in animals, and most of what works in animals does not work in people. Nothing here is a claim about what this compound does for anyone.
- How long the molecule survives
The whole of what the modification is aimed at. Terminal caps slow the peptidases that clear a peptide, so the question is duration rather than activity — and it has not been published separately from Semax.
Proposed from mechanism
- Everything Semax is investigated for
The caps are not intended to change what the molecule does, so the directions belong to the parent compound and its page is where they are. Whether the assumption holds is itself untested.
Proposed from mechanism
What's in it
This is a blend. Each component has its own page — the published research below belongs to the individual compounds, not to the mixture.
Further reading
Longer articles on handling, analysis and what the published work reports.
- N-Acetyl Semax Amidate: what the research says
A terminally capped Semax with no literature of its own. What the capping is meant to do, and why every claim about it is borrowed from a different molecule.
- How to store research peptides
Lyophilised peptides at -20°C, reconstituted at 2–8°C, ambient in transit. Why the dry cake tolerates shipping, and what actually degrades a vial.
- Peptide shelf life and stability
How long lyophilised and reconstituted peptides keep, and the four things that shorten it: temperature, moisture, light and oxidation. Storage figures included.
- How to reconstitute lyophilised peptides
How to reconstitute a lyophilised peptide with bacteriostatic water without damaging it: why you run the liquid down the vial wall and never shake it.