Updated November 1, 2026
Research Peptide Publication Statistics
How much has been published on each research compound in our catalog: 190,491 PubMed records across 70 compounds, the 2006–2025 trend, reviews, animal studies and registered studies. Every number links to the search behind it.
* Records in 2016–2025 against 2006–2015; “new” where the first decade had fewer than ten. Sources: PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov, searched November 1, 2026. Broad terms (NAD+, glutathione, melatonin, oxytocin, L-carnitine) count all literature on the molecule.
About these statistics
Which research peptide has the most published research?
Of the compounds in our catalog, NAD+, with 58,579 PubMed records as of November 1, 2026.
Which compound is the newest to the literature?
CJC-1295 with DAC: its earliest PubMed record is from 2026.
How are these numbers counted?
Each compound's page shows its exact PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov searches, run on the date shown, so anyone can re-run them. Counts follow PubMed's own indexing and filters.
Does a large number of papers mean a compound works?
No. A publication count measures how much has been studied, not what was found. Each compound page reports the counts and, separately, what individual papers say they found, each with its source.
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