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Pinealon and balance in artistic gymnasts
E. V. Morgul, D. S. Lysenko, T. N. Rudenko, T. A. Stepanova
Gymnasts spent 55% of the balance test with their center of mass in the center of the target after Pinealon. The abstract reports improvement over earlier readings.
Read findings and limitations ↗Cortexin, shooting and race performance in biathletes
S. A. Tsvetkov, Yu. F. Kashkarov, F. M. Sokolova
The paper reports 26% fewer shooting misses in the Cortexin arm after ten days, 5.6% faster course speed and a 5.5% versus 2.9% increase in an integrated work-capacity score.
Read findings and limitations ↗A 4,749 Da bioregulator purified from rat brain
A. P. Il’ina, A. A. Moliavka, V. P. Iamskova, A. K. Buriak, I. A. Iamskov
Purification yielded a polypeptide with a mass of 4,749 ± 2 Da and structural similarity to the N-terminal region of a Gₒ-protein alpha subunit.
Read findings and limitations ↗Deltaran and avoidance learning in animals
G. G. Dmitriev, E. Yu. Bonitenko, M. B. Ivanov, V. A. Basharin
The abstract reports changes in acquisition and retention of an active swimming-avoidance response, more spontaneous movement and less freezing with Deltaran.
Read findings and limitations ↗Deltaran and plasma superoxide dismutase in rats
S. G. Dagaev, L. G. Kubarskaya, V. A. Kashuro
Plasma superoxide dismutase activity increased 28.6% in male rats and 21.1% in females compared with controls.
Read findings and limitations ↗VIVAX SPORT topical formulations after exercise and minor injury
T. V. Potupchik, O. F. Veselova, L. S. Evert, I. V. Gatskikh
The treated skin site was 7.4% cooler immediately and 5.86% cooler after 15 minutes versus an untreated site after application of the relaxant cream with ultrasound.
Read findings and limitations ↗Thymogen and four peptide preparations in hypoxia, heat and cold
E. B. Shustov, M. T. Gasanov, G. D. Kapanadze, Yu. V. Fokin, V. S. Novikov, E. L. Matveenko, Kh. Kh. Semenov
In the three-day rat comparison, Thymogen at 0.1 mg/kg gave 28.6±11.8 min versus 2.2±0.1 with saline. All 16 arms and their reported values match the 2014 monograph. Thymogen had no significant benefit on the air-cooling endpoint.
Read findings and limitations ↗Four intranasal peptide arms at simulated 4,500 m
N. N. Karkishchenko, V. V. Uyba, V. N. Karkishchenko, E. B. Shustov, K. V. Kotenko, S. L. Lyublinskiy
Thymogen was associated with lower lactate during the chamber protocol. Cortexin showed longer complex reaction latency alongside other physiological changes. The endpoints were heterogeneous.
Read findings and limitations ↗Cortexin and Dalargin during a 21-day rat swimming series
N. N. Karkishchenko, V. V. Uyba, V. N. Karkishchenko, E. B. Shustov, K. V. Kotenko, S. L. Lyublinskiy
First-swim means reached 227.25 s with Cortexin and 218.0 s with Dalargin on day 21, versus 71.9 s in controls. Starting means already differed.
Read findings and limitations ↗Semax during repeated rotarod testing in rats
N. N. Karkishchenko, V. V. Uyba, V. N. Karkishchenko, E. B. Shustov, K. V. Kotenko, S. L. Lyublinskiy
The authors reported a 263% increase in duration on day 21 relative to day 7. They classified the effect on fatigue resistance as a statistical trend.
Read findings and limitations ↗Cheprasov’s Medilab peptide comparisons in aerospace stress
V. V. Cheprasov
The three test series covered hypoxia, motion tolerance and 24 hours of work. The abstract reports favorable task results for selected peptides and gives a tiny separate postflight Thymogen comparison.
Read findings and limitations ↗Cortexin and other adjuncts in military combined-injury rehabilitation
I. Yu. Khabarov
Reported work-capacity scores rose from 516.0 to 569.3 with Cortexin and from 524.1 to 613.2 with Vinpotropil. Standard care fell from 526.1 to 509.8.
Read findings and limitations ↗Savchenko’s naval rehabilitation Cortexin comparison
S. V. Savchenko
The author reported a recovery index of 80.5 versus 71.6 in the control group. Physical work capacity normalized in 50% in both groups.
Read findings and limitations ↗Pinealon in female judo athletes
A. V. Lysenko et al.
Post-load balance score increased from 57.95±6.28% to 77.24±0.96%. The separate blood subset had lower ESR.
Read findings and limitations ↗Semax in women’s basketball: conflicting tables and prose
E. A. Orlova, Ya. S. Rybalkina, A. V. Dorontsev, O. V. Morozova
The narrative reports nonsignificant shooting changes. The table labels and direction conflict with the prose, preventing confident assignment of a benefit.
Read findings and limitations ↗Cortexin and blood chemistry in elite swimmers
E. V. Bolshova
Blood urea fell in both groups and fell more with saline in the reported comparison. Race-time benefit was not measured.
Read findings and limitations ↗Semax and hand tapping in 20 archers
R. V. Tambovtseva, D. I. Sechin
Tapping increased in four intervals and declined in two, with no parallel control group or measure of shooting accuracy.
Read findings and limitations ↗Semax in shooters and martial-arts athletes
D. I. Sechin et al.
Authors reported faster sound, light and choice reactions in the Semax cohorts. The same report describes stability or gains in tapping measures.
Read findings and limitations ↗Hepatamin, Epifamin and Suprenamin in competitive rowers
L. R. Emirova, E. A. Rozhkova, V. V. Panyushkin, R. S. Mirzoyan, N. R. Seyfulla
Largest reported ergometer gain was 3.94% with ecdysten plus Hepatamin. The journal and thesis describe overlapping work.
Read findings and limitations ↗Semax and Selank in acute loaded swimming
V. B. Solovyov
Both peptides prolonged swimming at selected early time points. Neither had a reported effect at 24 hours.
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Russian ME/CFS and fatigue research
Russian clinical studies and historical research on fatigue.
Opioid-peptide cytoprotection
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Neuropeptide research
Sample editorial collection for navigating peptide research. Historical scope and compound assignments require review.
Actoprotection & occupational pharmacology
Editorial collection following performance, fatigue, adaptation, and environmental-stress research. Compound-specific evidence and archival leads are kept separate.
Related nootropics & combinations
Companion compounds and combinations encountered in occupational research. Inclusion does not classify every entry as an actoprotector.
Peptide bioregulation
Tissue-derived preparations and defined short peptides. Molecular links, parent-extract clinical studies and synthetic-peptide experiments remain distinct evidence.
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Neurocybernetics Institute, Rostov State University · Russia
Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution, Russian Academy of Sciences · Russia
Chita Medical Institute · Russia / historical USSR
Institute of Pharmacology, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow · Russia