Certificate of Analysis
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS — DSIP 5mg
The sample is labeled DSIP 5mg; its reported assay is 4.66 mg. Nominal sample amount and measured assay are distinct.

Peptides
A nonapeptide characterized in early peptide-isolation and electrophysiology research.
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Research profile
DSIP is the historical abbreviation for delta sleep-inducing peptide. The original characterization compared an isolated nonapeptide with synthetic material, sequence variants and fragments in rabbit electrophysiology experiments.
Original peptide-characterization study
The historical name is not a performance specification. The original animal experiments used defined preparations and recording conditions; they do not establish a general mechanism across experimental systems.
Published studies describe their own experimental models and preparations. They do not establish the identity, quality, or suitability of an EliteGen batch for a particular experiment.
Original peptide-characterization and animal electrophysiology study
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Certificate of Analysis
The sample is labeled DSIP 5mg; its reported assay is 4.66 mg. Nominal sample amount and measured assay are distinct.
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The nominal amount identifies the sample as labeled. An assay reports a measured result. Read the method, units, and specification together; mg per vial and mg/g are different measurements.
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