Literature
Phenibut in the Scientific Literature
Phenibut appears across the chemical, pharmacological, and regulatory literature. This orientation points researchers to the kinds of authoritative records where its properties are documented, so identity and context can be verified against primary sources.
Where Phenibut is documented
- Chemical databases — PubChem, ChemSpider, and CAS Common Chemistry record its identifiers, structure, and computed properties.
- Pharmacology literature — peer-reviewed papers describe its receptor-level targets (see our neutral pharmacology overview).
- Historical/nomenclature sources — document its 1960s Soviet origin and its various national names.
- Russian-language sources — the bulk of the early record is not in English; our index of Russian-language Phenibut studies catalogues 179 such records.
- Regulatory records — agency positions and national schedules define its legal status.
Verifying identity against primary sources
For authoritative identifiers (InChI, InChIKey, computed properties), the PubChem compound record (Phenibut, CID 14113) is the reference. Northeast Research Supply presents identity data for documentation and does not reproduce third-party records verbatim.
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