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Delta sleep-inducing peptide: mass and molar amount

The molar mass of Delta sleep-inducing peptide is 848.8 g/mol. Everything on this page is computed from that figure, which was read from the public chemical record linked below.

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Molar amount at 848.8 g/mol. Exact arithmetic: n = m / M, rounded once for display.
MassNanomolesMicromoles
100 mcg117.810.1178
250 mcg294.530.2945
500 mcg589.070.5891
1 mg1178.131.1781
2 mg2356.272.3563
5 mg5890.675.8907
10 mg11781.3411.7813
Identity, as retrieved from the public chemical record named below. A field that was not sourced reads Unknown rather than being filled in.
FieldValue
Molar mass848.8 g/mol
Molecular formulaC35H48N10O15
CAS number62568-57-4
PubChem CID68816
Retrieved2026-10-09
Mass of one nanomole0.84880 mcg

Where these figures come from

Also recorded as DSIP. The molar mass, formula and identifiers above were read from the public chemical record (PubChem CID 68816) on 2026-10-09. That record is the authority, not this page: it can change after the date it was retrieved, and the linked copy is the current version.

Regulatory register finding

A query of the FDA Drugs@FDA application register on 2026-10-09 returned no application records for this compound name. This compound is not approved by the FDA for human use.

That sentence records the result of an automated query against a public application register on 2026-10-09. It is not legal advice and is not a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction assessment of anything.

What a molar amount does and does not tell you

Dividing a mass by the molar mass gives a count of molecules in a convenient unit. That is the only figure on which two different compounds can be compared at all, because a milligram of a light molecule contains far more molecules than a milligram of a heavy one.

It stops there. Equal molar amounts are not equal potency, equal activity, equal binding or equal anything else, and nothing about how Delta sleep-inducing peptide behaves follows from the arithmetic on this page.

The research record

This site does arithmetic and holds no research findings. What the published literature reports about Delta sleep-inducing peptide, with citations and retrieval dates, is compiled on the research corpus: Delta sleep-inducing peptide on Peptide Monographs.

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