Cagrilintide

Description

What is Cagrilintide?

Cagrilintide is a research-based formulation. It is a long-lasting synthetic analog of the hormone amyline. In research subjects, it has been shown to work alongside insulin to regulate appetite, promote glycemic control, and slow gastric emptying. Researchers investigate this compound to assess its effects on metabolic regulation in different research models.  

Chemical Properties

PubChem CID	171397054
Molecular Weight	4409 g/mol
Molecular Formula	C194H312N54O59S2
Synonyms	Cagrilintide1415456-99-3 Cagrilintide [INN] AO43BIF1U8
CAS	1415456-99-3

How Does Cagrilintide Work? 

Cagrilintide has been shown to work in different ways in research subjects. Here is a quick breakdown:

• Receptor Interaction in Research Subject

Cagrilintide liquid works by activating amylin receptors. It may also engage with calcitonin receptors. In research subjects, these receptors are found in areas responsible for regulating satiety and energy intake. By mimicking endogenous amylin, cagrilintide influences intracellular signaling pathways that are associated with metabolic homeostasis.

• Central Nervous System Effects in Research Subjects 

In various non-human research models, cagrilintide has been shown to activate neural circuits within the hypothalamus and brainstem that are involved in appetite suppression. This activation results in reduced feeding behavior, independent of reward-driven mechanisms, indicating a central role in homeostatic appetite regulation.

• Delayed Gastric Emptying in Research Subjects

Cagrilintide has been shown to slow down the rate of gastric emptying. This helps prolong the retention of food in the stomach, as observed in research subjects. This physical delay enhances mechanical satiety signals, further contributing to reduced nutrient intake in research subjects. 

What are the Potential Benefits of Cagrilintide?

Researchers have observed the following benefits of cagrilintide in different research settings. 

• Reduces food intake in research subjects
• Enhances satiety signals in research subjects
• Delays gastric emptying in research settings
• Modulates energy balance in research subjects
• Supports weight reduction in research settings
• Shows synergy with GLP-1 agonists in research subjects

What are the Potential Side Effects of Cagrilintide?

Long-term research is needed to understand the safety profile of this compound. However, so far, researchers have noticed the following side effects of cagrilintide.

• Nausea observed in research subjects
• Reduced appetite in research settings
• Transient gastrointestinal discomfort in research subjects
• Delayed gastric emptying in research models
• Mild injection site reactions in research settings
• Dose-dependent emesis reported in non-human research subjects

Where to Buy Cagrilintide? 

Purchasing cagrilintide from Rcdbio will give you peace of mind that you are trusting the right sources. 

The compound meets strict quality protocols and purity standards.  It is suitable for use in advanced laboratory settings. 

In addition, each batch undergoes consistency and purity testing. We provide a proper certificate of analysis of this product as well. Additionally, we provide fast and efficient delivery to ensure researchers receive their materials promptly. We also offer secure transactions to ensure your privacy.

FAQs

What compounds are commonly studied alongside Cagrilintide in research settings?

Cagrilintide is often co-investigated with GLP-1 receptor agonists. They are studied together for their potential to explore synergistic effects on appetite regulation and energy control in research models.

Is Cagrilintide stable under long-term storage in research environments?

Yes, cagrilintide remains stable when stored under controlled temperatures and refrigerated away from sunlight and moisture.

What dosage ranges are explored in experimental protocols using Cagrilintide?

Dosage levels vary depending on the model. However, studies often use a range of low to moderate doses to observe dose-dependent effects on metabolic parameters in non-human subjects.

Is Cagrilintide considered toxic in research settings?

Current data from research settings indicate that Cagrilintide is not classified as toxic at experimentally studied doses. Most effects observed, such as appetite suppression or nausea, are dose-dependent and reversible. 

Disclaimer

Cagrilintide is exclusively for laboratory research purposes. RCDbio products are not intended to diagnose, prevent, or cure any disease. 

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