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Dasiglucagon

FDA approved · Rx

Glucagon receptor agonist

Also known as: Zegalogue, ZP-GA-1, ZP4207, ZP-4207, dasiglucagonum, GLXC-23972, DA-72568

Evidence score
89/ 100
Strong evidence

Strong, human-grade evidence

  • Regulatory standing. FDA-approved prescription medicine
  • Human trials. Backed by controlled human studies
  • Registered human trials. 21 registered studies on ClinicalTrials.gov, most advanced Phase 3
  • 2 cited sources. Includes primary / regulatory sources

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What it is

Dasiglucagon, sold as Zegalogue, is a synthetic peptide analog of the hormone glucagon, modified to stay stable in a ready-to-use liquid form. It activates glucagon receptors in the liver, prompting the release of stored glucose into the blood and raising blood sugar levels.

What the evidence shows

Automatic summaryHuman trials

It is FDA-approved for the treatment of severe hypoglycemia in people with diabetes aged 6 years and older, based on Phase 3 trials among about 21 registered human studies. Uses beyond this approved indication, such as other forms of low blood sugar, are still being studied and are not established.

Key facts

Molecular formula
C152H222N38O50
Molecular weight
3381.6 g/mol
FDA approval
Confirmed on openFDA

Registered human trials

Published literature

Sources

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