Technical Data Sheet
Cerebrolysin
Also Known As: FPF-1070, Cerebrolysin injection, Porcine brain peptide hydrolysate, Brain peptide mixture, Neurotrophic peptide mixture, EVER Neuro Pharma cerebrolysin, Cerebrolysin infusion, Cerebrolysin neuropeptides, Neurotrophic factor mimetic blend, BDNF NGF mimetic cerebrolysin, Cerebrolysin stroke treatment, neurotrophic peptide, porcine brain extract
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| Evidence Tier | Approved Drug |
|---|---|
| Category | Immunity & Wellness |
| Class | Porcine brain-derived standardized peptide hydrolysate (<10 kDa peptides); neurotrophic factor mimetic |
| Molecular Target | BDNF/TrkB pathway; NGF/TrkA pathway; anti-apoptotic (Bcl-2 upregulation); antioxidant; glutamate excitotoxicity protection |
| Sequence | standardized peptide mixture (<10 kDa) |
| Molecular Weight | mixture |
| CAS | not applicable |
| Parent | Porcine brain proteins |
| Mechanism | It delivers a mix of tiny proteins directly to the brain that mimic natural growth signals. These signals protect nerve cells from dying and encourage them to grow new branches. |
| Studied For | Acute ischemic stroke recovery, Traumatic brain injury (TBI), Vascular dementia, Alzheimer's-type dementia, Cognitive impairment recovery, Neuroprotection, Neuroregeneration, BDNF and NGF pathway stimulation, Post-stroke rehabilitation, Parkinson's disease research, ADHD research, Memory enhancement, Anti-apoptotic neuronal protection, Neuroplasticity promotion, Spine injury models, Cerebral ischemia protection, Age-related cognitive decline, TBI recovery, Alzheimer's research, dementia, neurogenesis, stroke recovery, cognitive decline, neurological repair |
| Administration Route | Injection Only |
| Form | sterile aqueous solution (not lyophilized) |
| Diluent | used as-is |
| Storage Temperature | protect from light |
| Light Sensitive | Yes |
| Freeze / Thaw | n/a |
| Handling Notes | Do not co-infuse with amino-acid solutions; batch variability. |
| Regulatory | Approved in many EU/Asia/CIS countries; not FDA-approved. |
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