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Sleep-research nonapeptide

DSIP

DSIP is studied in neuropeptide research. The cited biochemical work characterizes its degradation by an aminopeptidase in human cerebrospinal fluid.

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Mechanism and findings

In vitro · Study formulation · Enzyme isolated from human cerebrospinal fluid

Peptide degradation

An isolated aminopeptidase degraded DSIP in biochemical assays; this paper does not establish sleep efficacy.

Nyberg et al., 1990 →

Literature findings; refer to the model and formulation studied.

Mechanism of action

DSIP — sleep-research nonapeptide. The literature identity must be matched to the documented chemical form and composition of the supplied material.

Studied findings 1
In vitro · Study formulation

Peptide degradation

Enzyme isolated from human cerebrospinal fluid

An isolated aminopeptidase degraded DSIP in biochemical assays; this paper does not establish sleep efficacy.

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Study design
Original-study abstract; experimental design described in linked source
Sample scope / arm
Not extracted; consult original study
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Experimental context (not instructions for use)
Abstract-level extraction; full methods and tables still require review.
Source section / table / abstract
Abstract

Evidence concerns the studied material and model, not the supplied BLOPEP batch.

Nyberg et al., 1990

Sources and studies 2
  1. DSIP — PubChem molecular identity

  2. Aminopeptidase in human CSF which degrades delta-sleep inducing peptide (DSIP).

    Nyberg F, Thörnwall M, Hetta J · 1990 · Biochemical and biophysical research communications

    DOI: 10.1016/0006-291x(90)90659-b

Specifications and packaging

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Material type
Peptide
Molecular formula (literature identity)
C35H48N10O15
Molecular weight (literature identity)
848.8 g/mol

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Purity
>99%
Type
Declared specification

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