N-acetyl semax amidate is a synthetic heptapeptide based on the adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH 4–10) fragment, modified to enhance its potency, stability, and duration of action. This version includes both N-terminal acetylation and C-terminal amidation, which contribute to superior blood-brain barrier penetration and resistance to enzymatic degradation. As a neuropeptide compound, it is widely researched for its cognitive-enhancing, neuroprotective, and anxiolytic properties.
Its stability in lyophilized form ensures a longer shelf life and preservation of peptide integrity, making it suitable for use in advanced neurocognitive and neurological research settings.
Scientific literature has explored a variety of potential applications for this compound, including:
enhancement of cognitive function and focus
improved learning and memory retention
protection against ischemic brain injury
reduction of stress and anxiety-related behaviors
modulation of mood and neurochemical balance
improvement in motivation and mental energy
These effects make it a candidate of interest in research on cognitive decline, neuroplasticity, and neuropsychiatric disorders.
Studies in animal models have shown that n-acetyl semax amidate has notable neuroprotective properties, particularly in contexts involving cerebral ischemia and oxidative stress. It has been found to modulate the expression of key genes involved in the inflammatory response and neurotransmission. Research also indicates that this peptide can support neuronal recovery and synaptic integrity following hypoxic or ischemic events.
In rat models of chronic brain ischemia, administration of semax analogs contributed to improvements in muscle activity, motor coordination, and emotional regulation, all of which suggest restoration of central nervous system function.
This compound has shown potential to support learning capacity and mental performance. Studies suggest it interacts with neurotrophic factors such as brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) and may stimulate mechanisms involved in synaptic plasticity. In rodent research, semax analogs have been linked to increased expression of neuroprotective and neurotransmitter-regulating proteins in brain regions associated with memory and attention.
In one study, semax was found to prevent memory impairment in rats exposed to hypoxia, as measured by object recognition tasks. These findings indicate its value for further exploration in the context of cognitive decline and memory preservation.
N-acetyl semax amidate is under active investigation for a variety of applications, including:
stroke and post-ischemic recovery
age-related cognitive decline
chronic fatigue and mental burnout
stress-induced neurological dysfunction
neuroinflammation and oxidative damage
Its unique structure and enhanced bioactivity make it particularly suited for researchers focused on brain resilience, nootropics, and neuroregeneration.
DN Research supplies high-purity, lyophilized n-acetyl semax amidate in sterile vials, ready for reconstitution under laboratory conditions. Each 20mg vial is verified for purity via HPLC analysis and packaged to maintain stability during storage and transport. This formulation is intended for professional research use only.
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