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5-Amino-1MQEnicepatide (CT-388)
Highest evidence tier on the pageE4 Preclinical only
Animal or in vitro work. Not demonstrated in humans.
E2 Human clinical evidence
Registered or peer-reviewed human trial with reported results.
Regulatory statusNot approved for human useNot stated
Research areaMetabolic and incretinMetabolic and incretin
Regulator-approved dose on fileNo approved doseNo approved dose
Molecular formulaC10H11N2+ (free cation); C10H11ClN2 (chloride salt)C226H345FN48O67, per a peer-reviewed phase 1 publication.
Molar mass159.21 g/mol, calculated for the free cation; 194.66 g/mol, calculated for the chloride saltApproximately 4,825 Da, per the same publication; a commercial vendor lists 4,825.44 Da, consistent within rounding.
CAS number685079-15-6 (free cation); no independently confirmed CAS number exists for the chloride saltNot reliably established; two secondary sources conflict (2919675-94-6 vs. 2869147-44-2) with no primary registry confirmation of either.
Registered trials on this siteNone linked yet6 in the tracker
What is not knownEverything about this compound in a human being. No interventional trial, observational study or published case report of 5-Amino-1MQ administered to a person exists, so whether it has any effect, at any dose, with any safety profile, in a human is entirely unanswered. Any human...The low- and middle-dose results from both phase 2 trials remain unreported in any source checked; only the top, 24 mg, dose's results have been disclosed publicly. The exact phase 3 dosing regimen has not been disclosed. The 24-week phase 1 extension cohort's exact dose...
Furthest registered phaseNot statedPhase 3
Trials currently activeNot stated4
Trial sponsorsNot statedHoffmann-La Roche, Carmot Therapeutics, Inc.

Full pages: 5-Amino-1MQ and Enicepatide (CT-388). See also the clinical trial tracker and how we grade evidence.

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