Cognitive Performance Insight Report

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Cognitive Performance

What does your DNA say about focus, motivation and how you handle pressure?

Four validated markers across brain plasticity, dopamine signaling, dopamine clearance and circadian timing — read from the raw DNA file you already have, and scored against the compounds studied in this pathway. Not guessed.

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Cognitive Performance

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46/ 100

Peptide relevance

Low alignment. Few of this member’s variants match the compounds studied here — often a sign of a strong natural baseline.

Peptide alignment · 4 compounds scored

DSIPrs10830963 · MTNR1BModerate
Selanksingle-marker evidenceLow
Dihexano supporting markersNone
4Markers matched
LowAlignment tier
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Your DNA

Analyzed from the raw file you already have.

Your Pathways

Four markers mapped to cognition-related biology.

Your Report

Scored, explained, and delivered digitally.

The questions it answers

Most focus advice is written for a population. This one is written for a genome.

Four questions that explain why some people thrive on pressure and others need quiet to think — and the answers are already in the file you downloaded from your DNA testing service.

Stress & focus

Am I a warrior or a worrier under pressure?

COMT at rs4680 sets how fast you clear dopamine from the prefrontal cortex. Fast clearance means lower baseline dopamine, better composure under stress, and more benefit from stimulation. Slow clearance is the opposite trade. Neither is better — but knowing which you are changes how you should structure work.

COMT rs4680Val158Met

Plasticity

How readily does my brain rewire itself?

BDNF at rs6265 is the most studied variant in human neuroplasticity — it governs activity-dependent release of the protein behind learning and memory formation. It is also the marker most responsive to aerobic exercise.

BDNF rs6265Val66Met

Drive

How is my reward and motivation circuitry wired?

DRD2/ANKK1 at rs1800497 shapes D2 receptor density, and MTNR1B sets melatonin timing. Motivation and overnight recovery are not separate stories — next-day cognition is largely built the night before.

DRD2 rs1800497MTNR1B rs10830963

Peptide alignment

Do the nootropic peptides actually match my biology?

This is the section most people buy the report for. Four compounds studied in this pathway are scored against your markers — including, often, a result saying none of them are especially relevant to you.

4 compounds scored+ full alignment table

See the report

See what your report actually looks like

This isn’t a generic nootropics guide. It’s a personalized analysis of your genetic markers and how they relate to focus, motivation and recovery — and everything on the right is lifted from a real delivered report.

Your report includes:

  • Peptide relevance score out of 100
  • Plain-language pathway summary
  • Four marker cards with your genotypes
  • Peptide alignment ranking with evidence
  • Nutrition, movement, recovery & stress plan
  • Methodology & references section

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Cognitive Performance

Low alignment

“You show several strong built-in advantages for cognitive performance, especially around brain plasticity and stress handling, with this pathway showing lower peptide relevance overall and an already solid natural baseline.”

4Markers matched
LowAlignment tier
DSIPTop compound
46/100Relevance score

Your peptide alignment

Compounds studied in this pathway, ranked against your markers.

★ Top peptide match

DSIP

Supported by your markers: rs10830963

Moderate support

Selank

Single-marker evidence

Low relevance

Dihexa

No supporting markers in this profile

No alignment

Why we chose a low score to show you

We could have shown a high-alignment result. A low one tells you more about how the engine behaves. A low peptide-relevance score means few of your variants match the targets of the compounds studied here — frequently a sign of a strong natural baseline, not a deficiency. The scoring has no commercial incentive built into it: it returns the score your markers produce, including when that score points away from buying anything.

How to read it

Three tiers, and none of them is a verdict on your health

Your score describes how closely your variants match the compounds studied in this pathway. It is a measure of relevance to your genetics — not a measure of how healthy you are.

80+

High alignment

Many of your variants match the peptides studied here. This is the pathway most worth exploring with a licensed provider, and where targeted support is most likely to be relevant to you.

55–79

Moderate alignment

A partial match. Some compounds here may be relevant to you, particularly alongside consistent sleep, training and nutrition habits rather than instead of them.

<55

Low alignment

Few of your variants match these targets — frequently a sign of a strong natural baseline in this pathway. Lower relevance here is not a deficiency, and it is a legitimate, useful answer.

Marker by marker

Your genetics, explained in plain English.

Every marker card follows the same three-part form, so nothing arrives as jargon you have to decode yourself.

What it is

What your result means

What you can do about it

Your brain-plasticity gene (BDNF)

rs6265GGRobust release

What this means for you

The Val/Val pattern, associated with more robust activity-dependent BDNF release.

What you can do: Maintain the BDNF basics — aerobic exercise, sleep, and novelty — to keep this strength.

Your dopamine-clearance gene (COMT)

rs4680GGFast (warrior)

What this means for you

The Val/Val fast pattern, associated with lower baseline prefrontal dopamine — often better stress resilience but more benefit from stimulation.

What you can do: You tend to handle pressure well; novelty, exercise, and adequate protein support focus.

Your melatonin-timing gene

rs10830963CGIntermediate

What this means for you

One copy — an intermediate melatonin-timing profile, which shapes how cleanly you transition into deep sleep.

What you can do: Consistent sleep timing and morning light support recovery.

Coverage

The four markers, and why each one is here

This is a focused pathway — four markers, each with deep replication behind it, rather than a long list padded for appearances. Every one is reliably present in consumer raw-data files. See which file formats we read →

Gene Variant System What it governs
BDNF rs6265 Plasticity The Val66Met variant — activity-dependent release of brain-derived neurotrophic factor, the protein behind learning and memory formation.
COMT rs4680 Stress & focus Catechol-O-methyltransferase — how fast prefrontal dopamine is cleared, and therefore how you perform under pressure versus in calm.
DRD2 / ANKK1 rs1800497 Motivation The Taq1A variant associated with D2 dopamine-receptor density — reward sensitivity and sustained drive.
MTNR1B rs10830963 Circadian Melatonin receptor 1B — sleep timing and the overnight recovery that next-day cognition is built on.

Methodology

Scored by a rules engine. Not by a language model.

NuGenia’s Molecular Insight Engine™ matches your genotypes against a curated, versioned rule set for cognitive biology and computes the score arithmetically. Most DNA-interpretation products pass your genotypes to a language model and print whatever comes back. That is not what happens here.

Your raw DNA file

23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage or FamilyTreeDNA

Parse & quality-check

Target markers located and validated

Deterministic scoring

Genotypes matched against curated rules

Peptide alignment

Compounds ranked against your markers

Your insight report

Delivered as a private link

Same file in, same report out

Determinism is the whole point. Run your file through this engine today and again next year and you get an identical result — because your genome did not change, and neither did the arithmetic. Any product that cannot promise that is generating text, not analyzing data. You can read more about how the engine works in The Science.

Compounds scored

Where genetics meets peptide research.

Four compounds are studied in this pathway. Your report scores each against your markers and names the exact variants behind every call, so nothing is asserted without evidence you can check.

DSIP

Research area

Deep sleep & overnight recovery

Selank

Research area

Anxiolytic & attention research

Semax

Research area

Neurotrophic & cognitive research

Peptide alignment is educational context to discuss with a licensed provider — not a recommendation, prescription, or suggestion to obtain any compound.
Reference material for each compound lives in the Peptide Database.

Questions

Before you buy

Do I need to take a new DNA test?

No. This report analyzes the raw data file you can already download from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage or FamilyTreeDNA. No new kit, no new sample, no additional lab work. If you have tested with any of those services, your file is already sufficient — see the Raw DNA File Format Reference.

What exactly is a “peptide relevance score”?

A 0–100 measure of how closely your specific genetic variants match the biological targets of the four compounds studied in this pathway. A high score means many of your markers sit in the systems those compounds act on. A low score means few of them do — often a sign of a strong natural baseline.

It measures relevance to your genetics, not how healthy you are, and it is not a recommendation to take anything.

Will this diagnose ADHD or any cognitive condition?

No, and it is not capable of it. These four markers describe ordinary variation in dopamine handling, plasticity and sleep timing across the whole population — they are not diagnostic of anything, and no combination of them indicates a condition. If you have concerns about attention or cognition, that is a conversation for a qualified clinician.

Is the analysis done by AI?

The scoring is not. Your genotypes are matched against a curated, versioned rule set and the score is arithmetic on those matches, so the same file always produces the same result. That determinism is deliberate, and it is the main technical difference between this report and products that pass your genotypes to a language model and print the output.

How do I send you my file?

Upload instructions are sent right after checkout. If you want to see the process first, the How to Upload Your DNA guide walks through downloading your raw file from each testing service.

What happens to my genetic data?

Your raw DNA file is used for one thing: generating your report. As soon as processing finishes, the file is erased from our systems. We do not keep it on file, we do not build a database of customer genomes, and we do not sell or share your genetic data with third parties.

What remains afterward is your finished report and your normal order record — not the underlying file. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Will this tell me whether to take DSIP or Semax?

No, and it is not permitted to. The report shows how closely each compound studied in this pathway aligns with your markers, and names the specific variants behind each call. What you do with that is a conversation for you and a licensed healthcare provider. See our Research Use Disclaimer.

How is this different from the reports my DNA service already gave me?

Consumer DNA services often report COMT or BDNF as an isolated trait with a one-line description. This interprets all four together — because dopamine clearance only makes sense alongside receptor density and sleep timing — and adds a compound-alignment layer that consumer services do not offer at all.

Can I show this to my doctor?

Yes, and it is written to be handed over. Every marker card names the gene, the rsID and your genotype, and the report includes a methodology and references section so a clinician can evaluate the basis for each interpretation rather than take it on faith.

What is your refund policy?
Can I see a full report before buying?

Yes. A complete sample report is available at nugenialogics.com/sample-report — the same format you receive, with every section intact.

Get your report

Your DNA is already sequenced. Put it to work.

Upload the raw data file you already have and get a personalized Cognitive Performance Insight Report — no new test, no subscription, no recurring anything.

  • Works with 23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage and FamilyTreeDNA files — format reference
  • Peptide relevance score plus marker-by-marker explanations and a personalized plan
  • Your raw file is processed for your report and handled under our Privacy Policy
  • Want the whole picture? The Master Report covers all 14 pathways

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These are genetic tendencies, not a diagnosis. NuGenia Logics reports are for research, educational and informational use only and do not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Genetic associations are population-level and probabilistic. Do not start, stop or change any supplement, peptide, medication or health practice based on this report — always consult a qualified, licensed healthcare provider. Peptides referenced are discussed as research areas only; peptide alignment is not a recommendation or prescription. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. See our Research Use Disclaimer and Terms of Use.

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