Keywords: BPC 157, Budd Chiari syndrome, Portal/caval hypertension Core tip: To demonstrate that pentadecapeptide BPC 157 can resolve Budd Chiari syndrome in rats, we provided gross, microscopy, nitric oxide-, malondialdehyde-liver levels, serum enzymes, electrocardiogram, portal, caval hypertension, aortal hypotension, thrombosis, hepatomegaly, splenomegaly and venography assessments
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Obesity and Weight Management Research The primary focus of cagrilintide research has been its profound effects on body weight reduction [9] : Key Clinical Trial Data - Phase 2 ONWARDS 1 Design: 32-week, dose-ranging study in 706 adults with overweight/obesity Results (Cagrilintide monotherapy): [9] 0.3 mg weekly: -3.9% weight loss 0.6 mg weekly: -6.0% weight loss 1.2 mg weekly: -8.1% weight loss 2.4 mg weekly: -10.8% weight loss 4.5 mg weekly: -10.4% weight loss Mechanism: Weight loss attributed primarily to reduced energy intake (-535 kcal/day at 2.4 mg dose) rather than increased energy expenditure Research Implications: Cagrilintide provides a valuable research tool for investigating amylin receptor-mediated satiety pathways independent of GLP-1 signaling, offering insights into hormone-specific contributions to appetite regulation
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