N-Acetyl Selank & N-Acetyl Semax Blend – 10mg/10mg (20mg Total) | Research Blend

This research blend combines N-Acetyl Selank and N-Acetyl Semax, acetylated peptide analogs derived from Selank and Semax, respectively. The formulation is intended for laboratory investigation of peptide structure, molecular signaling, receptor interactions, and neurotrophin-related pathways.

Mechanism & Research Rationale:

N-Acetyl Selank is an acetylated analog of Selank, a tuftsin-derived peptide. Laboratory research involving Selank-related compounds has examined interactions with GABAergic signaling, gene expression, neurotrophin-related pathways, and other molecular signaling systems.

N-Acetyl Semax is an acetylated analog of Semax, an ACTH-derived peptide. Semax-related research has examined BDNF-associated signaling, gene-expression patterns, receptor interactions, and other molecular pathways.

Combining the two compounds provides a formulation for laboratory investigation of their respective and combined molecular characteristics.

Key Research Areas:

• Neurotrophin-Related Signaling — Laboratory investigation of BDNF-associated and related molecular signaling pathways.
• Receptor & Molecular Signaling — Research involving peptide interactions with cellular signaling systems and associated molecular pathways.
• Gene-Expression Research — Investigation of gene-expression patterns associated with Selank- and Semax-related compounds.
• Acetylation & Molecular Stability — Comparative investigation of how N-terminal acetylation affects peptide characteristics and stability under laboratory conditions.

Product Specifications:

• N-Acetyl Selank: 10mg
• N-Acetyl Semax: 10mg
• Total: 20mg lyophilized research compound per vial
• ≥99% purity via HPLC and mass spectrometry, with third-party COA available
• Store under appropriate controlled laboratory conditions and protect from light and moisture

For laboratory and research use only. Not intended for human or animal consumption, diagnostic, or therapeutic use. Not a drug, dietary supplement, or cosmetic. Not FDA-approved.