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Metabolic research area

Retatrutide, tirzepatide and semaglutide

Retatrutide

Receptors activated
3
Receptor targets
  • GIP receptor
  • GLP-1 receptor
  • Glucagon receptor
Mechanism
A single peptide agonist of the GIP, GLP-1 and glucagon receptors.
Formats and strengths
Concentration
  • Reta Pen 40mgNot published
  • Reta Liquid 120mg20mg/ml
  • Reta Pen 60mg20mg/ml
Published certificates
  • Reta Pen 40mg4 published
  • Reta Liquid 120mg3 published
  • Reta Pen 60mg4 published
Instruction booklet
Molecular weight
4769.5 Da
Reported half-life
~6 days
Library entry
Open library entry

Tirzepatide

Receptors activated
2
Receptor targets
  • GIP receptor
  • GLP-1 receptor
Mechanism
A single peptide agonist of the two incretin receptors, GIP and GLP-1.
Formats and strengths
Concentration
  • Tirze Pen 40mgNot published
Published certificates
  • Tirze Pen 40mgNot published
Instruction booklet
Not published
Molecular weight
4813.5 Da
Reported half-life
~5 days
Library entry
Open library entry

Semaglutide

Receptors activated
1
Receptor targets
  • GLP-1 receptor
Mechanism
A GLP-1 receptor agonist. A fatty acid side chain lets it bind albumin in the blood, which slows its clearance.
Formats and strengths
Concentration
  • Sema Pen 8mgNot published
Published certificates
  • Sema Pen 8mgNot published
Instruction booklet
Not published
Molecular weight
4113.6 Da
Reported half-life
~7 days
Library entry
Open library entry

Where the figures come from

Formats, strengths, concentrations and certificates come from the product records and the published certificates. Molecular weight and half-life are reference values for the molecule from the Synedica library. They were not measured on Synedica batches.

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