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This is a side-by-side of what is documented, not a ranking. Different compounds are studied for different things, in different people, at different amounts. A row that looks stronger for one compound does not make it the better choice for anyone.

Ac-SDKPLarazotide
Highest evidence tier on the pageE3 Early human evidence
Small, open-label, uncontrolled, case series, or a registered trial with no published results.
E2 Human clinical evidence
Registered or peer-reviewed human trial with reported results.
Regulatory statusNot FDA-approved; not known to be in active clinical development; research/mechanistic-study compoundNot FDA-approved; Phase 3 celiac disease trial (NCT03569007) terminated in 2022 after interim futility analysis; no active pivotal trial identified
Research areaTissue repair and recoveryTissue repair and recovery
Regulator-approved dose on fileNo approved doseNo approved dose
Molecular formulaC20H33N5O9C32H55N9O10 (free peptide, per PubChem)
Molar massApproximately 487.51 g/molNot reliably established
CAS number120081-14-3881851-50-9
Registered trials on this siteNone linked yet5 in the tracker
What is not knownNo completed human clinical trial administering Ac-SDKP itself (at any dose or route) was identified in the sources reviewed for this entry. A 2006 published review (Cavasin, PMID 17083265) explicitly states no clinical trial data existed supporting its use for cardiac healing at that time,...Larazotide's trial record shows an inconsistent efficacy signal: some Phase 1b/2b gluten-challenge and Phase 2 dose-ranging endpoints reportedly reached statistical significance, but the definitive Phase 3 trial for persistent symptoms in celiac disease on a gluten-free diet (NCT03569007) was terminated in 2022 after an interim...
Furthest registered phaseNot statedPhase 3
Trials currently activeNot stated0
Trial sponsorsNot statedMassachusetts General Hospital, 9 Meters Biopharma, Inc.

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