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Nootropics and the nervous system

The Russian nootropic peptides Semax and Selank and their research context in cognition and stress.

Semax and Selank come from the Russian research tradition in neuropeptides. Semax is an ACTH(4–10) analogue, while Selank is a modified endogenous peptide related to enkephalins. Preclinical studies have examined them in connection with BDNF, neuroplasticity, anxiety and cognitive functions. Human data are limited and mostly Russian, so caution is needed when interpreting them.

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Unlabelled vial on a pile of blank white sheets with a green leaf in the background. Nootropics Russian school ≥ 98 %
RP-SMX-10 10 mg

Semax

A heptapeptide ACTH(4–10) analogue, one of the best-known Russian nootropic peptides.

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Lyophilized powder · 10 mg

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Unlabelled vial beside a shallow glass petri dish with water and circles on the surface. Nootropics ≥ 98 %
RP-SLK-10 10 mg

Selank

A heptapeptide tuftsin analogue developed in Russia, associated with anxiolytic and immunomodulatory activity.

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Lyophilized powder · 10 mg

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Two unlabelled glass vials side by side with a folded blank paper between them. Neuroscience
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Semax and Selank: Russian nootropic peptides

An overview of the Russian neuropeptides Semax and Selank: origin, proposed mechanisms, studies on BDNF and anxiety, and the limits of clinical evidence.

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