# Transport of the synthetic peptide DSIP through the blood-brain barrier in rabbit.

> PubMed lists PMID 590449 in Experientia as Journal Article, with publication-date metadata of 1977-12-15 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug emideltide. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.

- Evidence object: `story:pubmed-pmid-590449-emideltide:v1`
- Evidence domain: Literature metadata
- Date in source: 2019-06-29
- Source checked: 2026-07-30
- Published by PeptideScanner: 2026-08-13
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- JSON record: https://peptidescanner.com/evidence/v1/objects/pubmed-pmid-590449-emideltide-v1.json
- Content SHA-256: `1b0ebbfc533f21565acd12692c73315cbe442c63d551ab723ae2a9848f801da3`

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### Headline

Transport of the synthetic peptide DSIP through the blood-brain barrier in rabbit. ([`pubmed-observation-pmid-590449-2019-06-29-2b7b4bc967fa`](#source-pubmed-observation-pmid-590449-2019-06-29-2b7b4bc967fa))

### Summary

PubMed lists PMID 590449 in Experientia as Journal Article, with publication-date metadata of 1977-12-15 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug emideltide. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings. ([`pubmed-observation-pmid-590449-2019-06-29-2b7b4bc967fa`](#source-pubmed-observation-pmid-590449-2019-06-29-2b7b4bc967fa))

### Paragraph 1

PubMed lists PMID 590449 in Experientia as Journal Article, with publication-date metadata of 1977-12-15 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug emideltide. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings. ([`pubmed-observation-pmid-590449-2019-06-29-2b7b4bc967fa`](#source-pubmed-observation-pmid-590449-2019-06-29-2b7b4bc967fa))

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## Sources

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- **Transport of the synthetic peptide DSIP through the blood-brain barrier in rabbit. · retained source version 1:2019-06-29:current:2b7b4bc967fa868b381ad202aeca0b9a6d4b8cb288f90ebd42623869b2ee8133** — PubMed; class A. [Open source](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/590449/) (`pubmed-observation-pmid-590449-2019-06-29-2b7b4bc967fa`)

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## Suggested citation

PeptideScanner. "Transport of the synthetic peptide DSIP through the blood-brain barrier in rabbit." Version 1, published 2026-08-13. https://peptidescanner.com/evidence/v1/objects/pubmed-pmid-590449-emideltide-v1.json SHA-256: 1b0ebbfc533f21565acd12692c73315cbe442c63d551ab723ae2a9848f801da3.