Cerebrolysin
Peptide preparation from porcine brain tissue; approved prescription medicine in Austria and Russia.
Not approved in the US; national approvals only
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Synthetic analogue of the Semax peptide family; no registered human trials and no approval.
MonographPeptide preparation from porcine brain tissue; approved prescription medicine in Austria and Russia.
Not approved in the US; national approvals only
Monograph plannedNonapeptide first described in the 1970s; no marketing authorisation in any market.
MonographAngiotensin IV-derived peptidomimetic; preclinical work only, no approval in any market.
Monograph plannedCiliary neurotrophic factor-derived peptide studied in rodents; no approval in any market.
Monograph plannedSpadin-derived TREK-1 channel blocker peptide; preclinical only, no approval anywhere.
MonographSynthetic tuftsin analogue peptide; registered as a prescription medicine in Russia.
Russia only
MonographSynthetic ACTH (4-10) fragment analogue; registered as a prescription medicine in Russia.
Russia only
MonographVasoactive intestinal peptide; the synthetic form aviptadil is studied but has no stand-alone approval.
Approved in some European countries only as part of a combination product
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