DSIP, or delta sleep-inducing peptide, is a naturally occurring neuropeptide first isolated from brain tissue. It is used in neuronal culture models to study NMDA receptor and adrenergic signalling pathways.
- Naturally occurring neuropeptide isolated from brain tissue
- Studied in EEG and sleep architecture research models
- Applied in NMDA receptor and adrenergic signalling assays
- Used in neuroendocrine cell culture models
- Studied in sleep architecture and neuroendocrine research
Research profile: DSIP: structure, mechanism and research use





