DSIP is used in laboratories to study the mechanisms behind sleep regulation, stress response and hormonal balance.
It is a naturally occurring neuropeptide that was first isolated from the mammalian brain and plays a role in several neurophysiological processes.
Research findings
In vitro, DSIP is being investigated for its potential influence on sleep patterns and neurological activity.
Studies show that it may be involved in endocrine regulation, including the release of growth hormone and corticotropin.
Used to analyze stress response, sleep quality, and neuromodulation in experimental contexts.
Key studies: Graf et al., 1984 (Neuropeptides), Sudakov et al., 2013 (Bull. Exp. Biol. Med.).
Research context
Used in laboratories for the study of sleep physiology and neuroendocrine interactions.
Not developed or approved for medical, therapeutic, or recreational use.
Important information
For laboratory research only.
Not intended for human consumption, injection or diagnostic use.
Store in a cool, dry place.
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