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Official records and labels include agency records and product labels. Studies in people test a substance in people. Trial plans and status show planned or ongoing studies; they may not include results. Body changes in people covers studies of how a substance acts in people. Reviews and early studies cover research reviews and studies in cells or animals.

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Human clinical studyPubMed · 1984Checked 2026-08-30

DSIP in withdrawal syndromes from alcohol and opiates

Reviews using this sourceDSIP
Open source
182
Human pilotPubMed · 1998Checked 2026-08-30

Opioid detoxification with DSIP: open clinical trial

Reviews using this sourceDSIP
Open source
183
Human pharmacologyPubMed · 1989Checked 2026-08-30

Intravenous DSIP and a blood hormone change in people

Reviews using this sourceDSIP
Open source
184
ReferenceU.S. Food and Drug Administration · 2026Checked 2026-08-30

FDA Global Substance Registration System record for ropocamptide (LL-37)

Reviews using this sourceLL-37
Open source
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ReferenceU.S. Food and Drug Administration · 2026Checked 2026-08-30

FDA Global Substance Registration System record for LL-37 amide

Reviews using this sourceLL-37
Open source
186
ReferencePubMed · 2001Checked 2026-08-30

Human cathelicidin precursor processing to LL-37

Reviews using this sourceLL-37
Open source
187
Randomized trialPubMed · 2014Checked 2026-08-30

Early randomized trial of topical LL-37 in venous leg ulcers

Reviews using this sourceLL-37
Open source
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Randomized trialPubMed · 2021Checked 2026-08-30

Later randomized trial of LL-37 in venous leg ulcers

Reviews using this sourceLL-37
Open source
189
Randomized trialPubMed · 2023Checked 2026-08-30

Randomized study of topical LL-37 in diabetic foot ulcers

Reviews using this sourceLL-37
Open source
190
Trial registryClinicalTrials.gov · 2014Checked 2026-08-30

LL-37 melanoma study record (NCT02225366)

Reviews using this sourceLL-37
Open source
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Randomized trialPubMed · 2023Checked 2026-08-30

Engineered Lactococcus lactis producing recombinant LL-37 in COVID-19

Reviews using this sourceLL-37
Open source
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RegulatoryU.S. Food and Drug Administration · 2026Checked 2026-08-30

Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee meeting planning

Reviews using this sourceLL-37
Open source
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ReferenceU.S. Food and Drug Administration · 2026Checked 2026-08-30

FDA substance record for P-21, P021, and P21

Reviews using this sourceP21 peptide
Open source
194
PreclinicalPubMed · FEBS Letters · 2010Checked 2026-08-30

P21 learning, memory, and nerve-cell study in normal mice

Reviews using this sourceP21 peptide
Open source
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PreclinicalPubMed · Neurobiology of Disease · 2014Checked 2026-08-30

Chronic P021 study in an Alzheimer-like mouse model

Reviews using this sourceP21 peptide
Open source
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PreclinicalPubMed · Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy · 2017Checked 2026-08-30

Early P021 study in an Alzheimer-like mouse model

Reviews using this sourceP21 peptide
Open source
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PreclinicalPubMed · Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease · 2015Checked 2026-08-30

P021 tau study in aged rats

Reviews using this sourceP21 peptide
Open source
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PreclinicalPubMed · Journal of Neurodevelopmental Disorders · 2024Checked 2026-08-30

P021 study in lab-grown human nerve cells and a mouse model

Reviews using this sourceP21 peptide
Open source
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Trial registryClinicalTrials.gov · 2026Checked 2026-08-30

ClinicalTrials.gov intervention search for P021

Reviews using this sourceP21 peptide
Open source
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ReferenceNational Center for Biotechnology Information · 2026Checked 2026-08-30

NCBI Gene record for human CDKN1A, also called p21

Reviews using this sourceP21 peptide
Open source

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