What is Adamax?

Adamax is a synthetic peptide derived from the Semax family, a group of analogs based on the ACTH(4-10) fragment. Its nine-amino-acid sequence carries an N-acetyl group and a C-terminal adamantane modification designed to improve metabolic stability and extend the compound's activity window relative to unmodified Semax. It is produced to research-grade purity for controlled laboratory investigation.

Research applications

Adamax is studied in preclinical models examining neuropeptide signaling, neurotrophic factor expression pathways, and peptide-mediated regulatory mechanisms. Its adamantane modification makes it a useful tool for investigating how structural stabilization affects peptide behavior across experimental conditions.

Quality and testing

Every production lot of Adamax undergoes 7 rounds of independent analytical testing, including HPLC purity analysis, mass spectrometry identity confirmation, endotoxin screening, and sterility verification. A full Certificate of Analysis documenting all results is available for each batch. For research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.

Adamax is a synthetic nine-amino-acid research peptide from the Semax family of ACTH(4-10) analogs, modified with an N-terminal acetyl group and a C-terminal adamantane moiety that increase structural stability. It is examined in preclinical models of neuropeptide signaling and neurotrophic pathway research. Every batch is 7x independently tested with a full Certificate of Analysis. For research use only.