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2013 · Human comparative study · Full text available
Pinealon and balance in artistic gymnasts ↗
Pinealon
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.
Who or what was studied: 16 artistic gymnasts aged 18–22 and 20 male students as controls.
Read results, methods & source →2014 · Human comparative study · Full text available
Cortexin, shooting and race performance in biathletes ↗
Cortexin
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.
Who or what was studied: 20 biathletes, 10 Cortexin and 10 placebo.
Read results, methods & source →2014 · Analytical / composition study · English abstract
A 4,749 Da bioregulator purified from rat brain ↗
Il’ina’s 4,749 Da brain peptide
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.
Who or what was studied: Brain tissue from Wistar rats. No human performance cohort.
Read results, methods & source →2006 · Animal / experimental · Russian source · see review scope
Deltaran and avoidance learning in animals ↗
Deltaran · DSIP
The abstract reports changes in acquisition and retention of an active swimming-avoidance response, more spontaneous movement and less freezing with Deltaran.
Who or what was studied: Laboratory animals in conditioned avoidance and locomotor behavior experiments. Group sizes unverified.
Read results, methods & source →2017 · Animal / experimental · Full text available
Deltaran and plasma superoxide dismutase in rats ↗
Deltaran · DSIP
Plasma superoxide dismutase activity increased 28.6% in male rats and 21.1% in females compared with controls.
Who or what was studied: Male and female laboratory rats. The abstract prints n=6 per group.
Read results, methods & source →2017 · Human study · design details unresolved · Full text available
VIVAX SPORT topical formulations after exercise and minor injury ↗
VIVAX SPORT
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.
Who or what was studied: Ten physically active participants, ten with sports bruises or similar injuries, and three with skin burns were described.
Read results, methods & source →2018 · Animal / experimental · Russian source · see review scope
Thymogen and four peptide preparations in hypoxia, heat and cold ↗
Thymogen · Thymalin · Cortexin · Epithalamin · Prostatilen
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.
Who or what was studied: Outbred male mice in the single-dose hypoxia screen; male rats (180–210 g) in the repeated-dose hypoxia table. Separate temperature experiments.
Read results, methods & source →2014 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Four intranasal peptide arms at simulated 4,500 m ↗
Thymogen · Cortexin · Epithalamin · Prostatilen
Thymogen was associated with lower lactate during the chamber protocol. Cortexin showed longer complex reaction latency alongside other physiological changes. The endpoints were heterogeneous.
Who or what was studied: Men aged 20–25 with asthenic or immune-status features. Four active arms of 6–8 each and 11 saline controls.
Read results, methods & source →2014 · Animal / experimental · Russian source · see review scope
Cortexin and Dalargin during a 21-day rat swimming series ↗
Cortexin · Dalargin
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.
Who or what was studied: Rats in separate Cortexin, Dalargin and control arms. Per-arm n remains unconfirmed.
Read results, methods & source →2014 · Animal / experimental · Russian source · see review scope
Semax during repeated rotarod testing in rats ↗
Semax
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.
Who or what was studied: WAG/GY rats. Arm sizes not verified in the checked section.
Read results, methods & source →1997 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Cheprasov’s Medilab peptide comparisons in aerospace stress ↗
Thymogen · Thymalin · Cortexin · Epithalamin · Prostatilen · Bemitil
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.
Who or what was studied: 116 men across three stress comparisons (30, 70 and 16), plus an eight-cosmonaut comparison within the reported dissertation program of 328.
Read results, methods & source →2008 · Randomized trial · Russian source · see review scope
Cortexin and other adjuncts in military combined-injury rehabilitation ↗
Cortexin · Mexidol · Vinpotropil
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.
Who or what was studied: 317 screened, 76 selected (61 men and 15 women), 60 analyzed in four groups of 15. Sixteen early discharges.
Read results, methods & source →2006 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Savchenko’s naval rehabilitation Cortexin comparison ↗
Cortexin
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.
Who or what was studied: Military officers and retired personnel in a rehabilitation program. Cortexin-comparison arm denominators unresolved.
Read results, methods & source →2012 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Pinealon in female judo athletes ↗
Pinealon
Post-load balance score increased from 57.95±6.28% to 77.24±0.96%. The separate blood subset had lower ESR.
Who or what was studied: 18 female judo athletes aged 16–22; blood measures in 10.
Read results, methods & source →2025 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Semax in women’s basketball: conflicting tables and prose ↗
Semax
The narrative reports nonsignificant shooting changes. The table labels and direction conflict with the prose, preventing confident assignment of a benefit.
Who or what was studied: The text describes 28 women aged 18–26 and 14 per arm; Table 1 instead labels its columns 18 and 22.
Read results, methods & source →2021 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Cortexin and blood chemistry in elite swimmers ↗
Cortexin
Blood urea fell in both groups and fell more with saline in the reported comparison. Race-time benefit was not measured.
Who or what was studied: 14 national-team swimmers aged 20–23, seven in each arm.
Read results, methods & source →2017 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Semax and hand tapping in 20 archers ↗
Semax
Tapping increased in four intervals and declined in two, with no parallel control group or measure of shooting accuracy.
Who or what was studied: 20 competitive archers tested before and after exposure.
Read results, methods & source →2018 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Semax in shooters and martial-arts athletes ↗
Semax
Authors reported faster sound, light and choice reactions in the Semax cohorts. The same report describes stability or gains in tapping measures.
Who or what was studied: 45 qualified athletes. Saline n=14, shooting sports n=17, martial arts n=14.
Read results, methods & source →2004 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Hepatamin, Epifamin and Suprenamin in competitive rowers ↗
Hepatamin · Epifamin · Suprenamin
Largest reported ergometer gain was 3.94% with ecdysten plus Hepatamin. The journal and thesis describe overlapping work.
Who or what was studied: 120 rowers aged 18–23 in the dissertation program, 11 active groups and a control. Linked article and dissertation are grouped together.
Read results, methods & source →2011 · Animal / experimental · Russian source · see review scope
Semax and Selank in acute loaded swimming ↗
Semax · Selank
Both peptides prolonged swimming at selected early time points. Neither had a reported effect at 24 hours.
Who or what was studied: Rat subgroups of 6–7 per sampling interval. The separate human physiology comparison included 18 athletes and 18 comparison participants without a drug intervention.
Read results, methods & source →2011 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
SPORT 5 Plus in former competitive athletes ↗
SPORT 5 Plus
The authors reported within-group grip and standing-jump gains in a male results table. The comparison group showed little change.
Who or what was studied: 39 former athletes aged 40–67, 25 men and 14 women. Supplement n=22; usual training n=17.
Read results, methods & source →2026 · Animal / experimental · Russian source · see review scope
PPC-M bovine brain complex: analytical and rat histology study ↗
PPC-M
PPC-M contained polypeptides in the 2,180–7,755 Da range and an albumin-like protein. Rat brain histology was described qualitatively.
Who or what was studied: 20 male Wistar rats across saline and PPC-M in the hemorrhage model, with separate in vitro and analytical assays.
Read results, methods & source →2011 · Animal / experimental · Russian source · see review scope
Intranasal carrier and injected Cortexin in rat seizure models ↗
Cortexin
The intranasal carrier arm did not reproduce the significant delayed effect seen at 1.0 mg/kg intraperitoneally.
Who or what was studied: 180 male Wistar rats across three experiment designs, six groups of 10 per design.
Read results, methods & source →2014 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Intranasal Cortexin and statokinetic tolerance in volunteers ↗
Cortexin
The authors reported 1.40–1.44-fold changes on selected stabilography measures and longer motion tolerance. The findings do not measure brain uptake.
Who or what was studied: 86 healthy men aged 18–20 screened. Thirty-two with baseline tolerance below two minutes entered the Cortexin or saline comparison.
Read results, methods & source →2006 · Animal / experimental · English abstract
Radiolabeled Semax in rat brain after intranasal dosing ↗
Semax
At two minutes, 0.093% of administered radioactivity per gram was detected in brain. About 80% of that signal was identified as Semax.
Who or what was studied: Outbred white rats weighing 200–250 g. Sample size unavailable in the indexed abstract.
Read results, methods & source →2004 · Uncontrolled human report · Russian source · see review scope
Cortexin in 187 patients with prior brain injury ↗
Cortexin
The authors classified 95 outcomes as good and 62 as satisfactory. Thirty were unsatisfactory. Less-severe injuries had more favorable results.
Who or what was studied: 187 patients aged 19–56, 107 injured during combat. Severity analysis included 117 less severe and 70 severe injuries.
Read results, methods & source →2018 · Human comparative study · Russian source · see review scope
Pinealon and Crystagen in a 28-rower study ↗
Pinealon · Crystagen
The monograph reports changes in oxidative biomarkers, alongside little change in several blood counts. It does not establish individual effects of Pinealon and Crystagen.
Who or what was studied: 28 rowers aged 18–30, 18 men and 10 women. Active and ordinary-training groups n=14 each.
Read results, methods & source →2017 · In vitro · Full text available
IPH-AGAA in cultured muscle cells ↗
IPH-AGAA
Myogenic differentiation marker expression increased 2.9- and 2.8-fold at 20 and 200 ng/mL in human-derived cells.
Who or what was studied: Human embryonic muscle-derived mesenchymal cells and rat primary muscle cultures.
Read results, methods & source →2023 · Animal / experimental · English abstract
Cerebrotein Hydrolysate-I candidate peptide Pep72 ↗
Cerebrotein Hydrolysate-I
Pep72 had very low measured blood–brain barrier permeability. The authors identified 11 main metabolites, including PGGDL and EPPTVPGGDL.
Who or what was studied: Experimental rat pharmacokinetics and cell/transport assays.
Read results, methods & source →2019 · Animal / experimental · Full text available
Blinded rat stroke comparison of four peptide preparations ↗
Cerebrolysat · Cortexin · Cerebrolysin · Cognistar
Only Cerebrolysin improved measured functional outcomes versus saline. The other hydrolysates had no significant functional effect and no treatment reduced lesion volume significantly.
Who or what was studied: Male Wistar rats with embolic middle cerebral artery occlusion, 23 initially randomized per arm; early deaths excluded from analysis.
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