Peptide library
Apraglutide
Your guide to this compound.


Evidence in perspective
Very small crossover and open-label absorption studies are exploratory; no formal sample-size calculation and multiple unadjusted comparisons limit confidence. Fluid absorption does not itself establish durable independence from parenteral support.
About this assessment
Selected full-text methods/results or correction sections assessed.
This assessment covers selected sources and sections. It is not a systematic review, formal risk-of-bias score, or clinician sign-off.
Editorial assessment · 2026-09-07
Source 1 · pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Who was studied
Small adult short bowel studies, including an eight-person randomized crossover trial.
What the sources found
The small trials reported improvements in fluid and nutrient absorption.
What remains unknown
Small samples and short treatment periods limit certainty. This is not evidence for use in people without intestinal failure.
How it works
GLP-2 receptor activation promotes intestinal absorptive function.
GLP-2 receptor activation promotes intestinal absorptive function. Small samples and short treatment periods limit certainty. This is not evidence for use in people without intestinal failure.
Human trials
This catalog identifies human research. A trial can be early, small or negative; its existence does not establish approval or benefit for every proposed use. Check the study population and outcomes.
Reported adverse effects
- Stoma complications, nausea, flatulence and abdominal pain were reported in the small metabolic-balance trial.
Contraindications
- This snapshot is not a complete contraindication or interaction review.
Human trials
This catalog identifies human research. A trial can be early, small or negative; its existence does not establish approval or benefit for every proposed use. Check the study population and outcomes.
Sources used for this snapshot
Source 1 · pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
References
Primary publication · PMID 34287970
PMID: 34287970
Primary publication · PMID 35233802
PMID: 35233802
Primary publication · PMID 37316329
PMID: 37316329
Catalog review date: Sep 6, 2026. This date alone does not establish independent clinical review.