DSIP
Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide - Delta sleep-inducing peptide studied for sleep architecture.
DSIP is a naturally occurring nonapeptide studied for its association with delta-wave sleep, stress modulation and neuroendocrine research.
DSIP is one of the older peptides in sleep research, first described for its association with slow-wave sleep, and its precise mechanism remains incompletely understood. It is studied more as a neuroendocrine and circadian probe than as a defined receptor ligand.
DSIP specifications
- Sequence
- Delta-sleep-inducing nonapeptide
- Presentation
- Lyophilised powder
- Documented purity
- 99.55% by HPLC
- Available sizes
- 5mg ($60)
- Archived COA lots
- 1
- Intended use
- Laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.
Studied pathways
- Sleep signalling - Studied for its relationship to slow-wave sleep patterns and circadian research.
Reported mechanisms in the literature
- Sleep signalling - A naturally occurring nonapeptide studied for its association with delta-wave (slow-wave) sleep patterns and stress/neuroendocrine modulation. (Schoenenberger & Monnier)
DSIP frequently asked questions
What is DSIP?
Delta-sleep-inducing peptide is a naturally occurring nonapeptide studied for its relationship to delta-wave sleep and neuroendocrine regulation.
Is DSIP approved for human use?
No. It is a research material only, with preclinical data only. It is not a medicine or sleep aid.
What is it researched for?
Sleep architecture, stress-axis modulation and circadian research in animal models.
Documented to 99.55% purity by HPLC · third-party COA every lot · from $60 · For laboratory research use only.