Adamax – Research Peptide for Regulation and Mechanistic Analysis

Adamax is an advanced research peptide and an improved version of Semax , developed by the Institute of Molecular Genetics of the Russian Academy of Sciences. It is used in laboratory research to study biochemical regulatory pathways, peptide-receptor interactions, and structure-function analyses in controlled in vitro systems.

This 10 mg freeze-dried preparation is stable and reproducible, allowing researchers to perform precise mechanistic studies in models of brain function, regenerative processes, and intracellular signaling.

Benefits of Adamax

• Supports in vitro modeling of biochemical regulatory pathways.
• Aids in comparative structure-function analyses of short-chain peptides.
• Promotes the study of peptide-receptor interactions.
• Ensures reproducible laboratory results.
• Ideal for preclinical research into tissue repair, collagen production and regenerative processes.
• Supports studies of cognitive function, endurance, and brain activity.

How does Adamax work

Adamax is technically an N-acetyl base of Semax linked at the C-terminus to an adamantane group , a lipophilic structure that prevents enzymatic degradation and increases the peptide's stability. Laboratory research shows that Adamax:

• To simulate the interactions of short-chain peptides with receptors in cell models.
• Can evaluate structure-function relationships in controlled systems.
• Influences biochemical pathways involved in tissue repair, collagen synthesis, and regenerative processes.
• The activity of Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) increases and the sensitivity of TrkB receptors in the hippocampus improves.
• Model synergies between multiple peptides in preclinical studies.

Scientific applications

Adamax is widely used in laboratory research for:

• Mechanistic studies of peptide-receptor interactions.
• Evaluation of intracellular signaling pathways.
• Research into brain function, endurance and cognitive performance.
• Modeling of regenerative processes, tissue repair and collagen synthesis.
• Preclinical evaluation of muscle growth, fat burning, and metabolic regulation.

Legal disclaimer

Adamax is a research compound and not intended for human consumption or veterinary use. Effects have been studied exclusively in controlled in vitro and preclinical models.