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Semax research records in 2018

3 selected, source-linked Semax records carrying a 2018 source date. This is a navigational view of PeptideScanner’s selected coverage—not a complete research timeline or a statement about safety or effectiveness.

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Semax records dated 2018

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November 2018

1 record

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[New regulatory peptides in rat stomach secretion (amylin, PGP, semax)].

PubMed lists PMID 12875006 in Eksperimental'naia i klinicheskaia gastroenterologiia = Experimental & clinical gastroenterology as Journal Article, with publication-date metadata of 2003 (year precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug semax. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.

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March 2018

2 records

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Influence of ACTG4-7-PGP (Semax) on Morphofunctional State of Hepatocytes in Chronic Emotional and Painful Stress.

PubMed lists PMID 28577097 in Bulletin of experimental biology and medicine as Journal Article, with publication-date metadata of 2017-06-03 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug semax. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.

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Influence of the N-terminus acetylation of Semax, a synthetic analog of ACTH(4-10), on copper(II) and zinc(II) coordination and biological properties.

PubMed lists PMID 27586814 in Journal of inorganic biochemistry as Journal Article, Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't, with publication-date metadata of 2016-08-27 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug semax. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.

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