DSIP — delta sleep-inducing peptide — studied in sleep, neuroendocrine, and circadian research models.
DSIP is a lab-made chain of 9 amino acids (the building blocks of proteins). Scientists at the University of Basel first pulled it out of rabbit brain blood in 1977, after electrically stimulating a part of the brain and watching what changed in the blood flowing out. They named it for its ability to create deep-sleep brain waves. The peptide has been found in several parts of the brain and body and sits near the hormone-control circuits. After 50 years of research, no one has found the specific spot on a cell that DSIP attaches to, no regulator in any major country has approved it as a medicine, and it is still a research tool — not a drug.
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Not approved for human use. Listed on the FDA's 503A Category 2 (bulk drug substances raising significant safety risks) per the April 15, 2026 Categories Update, carried forward from prior restricted-bulks lists.
DSIP is the WAGGDASGE nonapeptide. PubChem indexes it at CID 68816 with formula C35H48N10O15, molecular weight approximately 848.8 g/mol, and CAS 62568-57-4.
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