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Selank

REC PPT-SELANK // REV 2026-10-04 // assessment changes are logged, never silent

Anxiolytic peptide from the same Russian research lineage as Semax.

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What it is

A synthetic analogue of the immunomodulatory peptide tuftsin.

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What it does

Studied for anxiolytic effects, proposed to act via GABAergic and monoamine pathways without sedation.

Does it work?

Same situation as Semax: a genuine Russian clinical literature with limited independent international replication.

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Claims vs data

Each marketing claim, tagged by what the evidence actually supports.

Anxiolytic effect reported in Russian clinical studiespartially true
A non-sedating replacement for prescribed treatmentweak evidence
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Reference figures

Quoted from published reference material. These are not Peptuity recommendations.

Vial30 mg
Diluent3 ml
Listed dose1 mg
Units / 1 ml10
FormulaC33H57N11O9
Mol. weight751.9 g/mol

molecular data — PubChem CID 11765600

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The evidence, counted

Live counts from Europe PMC and ClinicalTrials.gov.

Publications 82
Randomised trials 2
Clinical trials 1
Registered studies 9

82 publications indexed, but only 2 randomised controlled trials and 9 registered interventional studies. Human evidence exists but is thin.

SRC // EUROPE PMC + CTGOV // "Selank" // FETCHED 2026-10-04 // 82 RECORDS

Most-cited literature

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Common questions

How is Selank related to Semax?

Same research lineage, different parent molecule — Selank derives from the immune peptide tuftsin and is studied mainly for anxiety rather than cognition.

Does it sedate like benzodiazepines?

The Russian literature reports anxiolytic effects without sedation or dependence. Those reports have limited independent replication.

Should it replace prescribed treatment for anxiety?

No. Anxiety disorders have evidence-based treatments; an under-replicated research peptide is not among them.

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