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Semax

A short synthetic peptide discussed in research on brain signalling and responses to stress or injury.

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The short version

A short synthetic peptide discussed in research on brain signalling and responses to stress or injury.

What does the research tell us?

A result in a cell or an animal does not establish the same result in people. Read the study design, the measurements, and the limitations before drawing a conclusion.

What remains uncertain?

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Identity & technical details

For readers who want the reference details.

Name
Semax
Topic
Brain & hormones
CAS
80714-61-0
Amino-acid sequence
MEHFPGP

Explore the sources

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Review · 2025Modulation of neuropathological pathways by bioactive peptides and proteins/polypeptides: Targeting oxidative stress in neurodegenerative diseasesGiri S · Neuropeptides

This narrative review of bioactive peptides in neurodegenerative disorders names Semax among example peptides discussed for reported roles in modulating oxidative stress, neuroinflammation, mitochondrial preservation, and synaptic plasticity in preclinical models, surveying proposed mechanisms rather than presenting primary data on Semax.

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A laboratory arithmetic tool. It does not determine a dose for a person.

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