Novel Insulin Analog APT3598
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Novel Insulin Analog APT3598
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● APT3598 controls glucose better than Novo Nordisk’s Insulin Icodec in Sprague-Dawley rats, more consistently and for a longer time.
● APT3598 has high potential for a pharmacologically better once-weekly injection drug as compared to Insulin Icodec.
● Insulin Icodec was recently approved as a once-a-week injection in the EU and China but not in the USA.
● The global 2023 sales of commercially approved once-daily insulin Degludec and insulin Glargine were $815 million and >$2 billion, respectively.
● The global insulin market is >$40 billion and still growing with the increasing diabetes population.
● APT3598 controls glucose better than Novo Nordisk’s Insulin Icodec in Sprague-Dawley rats, more consistently and for a longer time.
● APT3598 has high potential for a pharmacologically better once-weekly injection drug as compared to Insulin Icodec.
● Insulin Icodec was recently approved as a once-a-week injection in the EU and China but not in the USA.
● The global 2023 sales of commercially approved once-daily insulin Degludec and insulin Glargine were $815 million and >$2 billion, respectively.
● The global insulin market is >$40 billion and still growing with the increasing diabetes population.
In Sprague-Dawley rats, 175 nmol/rat APT3598 lowers glucose levels by ~50% within 48 hours, which is better compared to 175 nmol/rat Degludec and Icodec.
In Sprague-Dawley rats, 175 nmol/rat APT3598 lowers glucose levels by ~50% within 48 hours, which is better compared to 175 nmol/rat Degludec and Icodec.
Contact: Simrat Singh, COO simrat.singh@ampeptec.com
Contact: Simrat Singh, COO simrat.singh@ampeptec.com