A dual-receptor peptide that engages both the GIP and GLP-1 pathways simultaneously — the two key incretin signals studied in glucose handling, appetite regulation, and lipid metabolism. The most studied dual-incretin compound in peer-reviewed research literature.
Jastreboff et al. SURMOUNT-1 — 72-wk Phase 3 RCT. All data from peer-reviewed literature. For Research Use Only — Not for Human Consumption.
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The SURMOUNT program represents one of the most comprehensive peer-reviewed pharmacology datasets assembled for a single dual-incretin analog. All findings are independent published research.
Tirzepatide is a GIP analogue with GLP-1 activity engineered in — not the reverse. Its GIPR dominance is intentional, enabling engagement of both incretin receptors within a single 39-residue backbone. Examined in peer-reviewed literature for its dual-agonist pharmacology.
JCI Insight 2020 · PNAS 2022 · Nature Comms 2022
Tirzepatide's 39-amino-acid backbone, rendered residue-by-residue. Key engineering sites — Aib2 (DPP-IV block), Lys20 (C20 acylation), and the GLP-1-like C-terminal — highlighted as they appear.
Tirzepatide has been examined in peer-reviewed Phase 2 and Phase 3 trials across four distinct cardiometabolic research models. All findings cited from independent published literature.
GLP-2 is the first dual incretin agonist with a published head-to-head comparative trial vs GLP-1. Data sourced from peer-reviewed literature across distinct trial populations.
SURMOUNT-5 Phase 3b open-label RCT. Trial designs, populations, and durations differ across compounds. Not a definitive comparative-effectiveness claim. All findings from independent peer-reviewed literature. For Research Use Only — Not for Human Consumption.
Tirzepatide's dual-receptor engagement profile vs semaglutide (GLP-1 monoagonist). EC50 values from Willard et al. JCI Insight 2020 and Lau et al. J Med Chem 2015. Lower EC50 = higher affinity.
Willard et al. JCI Insight 2020 · Lau et al. J Med Chem 2015. Axes = receptor binding affinity (higher = stronger). Research use only.
The C20 fatty diacid at Lys20 drives albumin binding, extending modeled plasma half-life from <2 minutes (native GIP/GLP-1) to ~120 hours — enabling once-weekly dosing in research models. Curve draws on scroll.
39-amino acid GIP analogue engineered for dual receptor co-activation. Built from the GIP sequence up — not adapted from GLP-1.
| Common Name | Tirzepatide |
| Code | LY3298176 |
| Backbone | 39-aa GIP analogue — not GLP-1 |
| Mol. Weight | 4,813.5 Da |
| EC50 GIPR | ~1 nM — equal to native GIP |
| EC50 GLP-1R | ~3–5 nM — cAMP-biased |
| Half-life | ~120 hr via C20 diacid albumin binding |
| DPP-IV | Resistant — Aib2 substitution at position 2 |
| Reference Approvals | T2D 2022Obesity 2023OSA 2024 |
| Eon Purity | ≥99% HPLC — 6-panel COA every batch |
| Form | Lyophilized powder · sealed vial |
| Regulatory | Research Use Only — Not for Human Use |
From first-in-human studies to three approved reference indications — each milestone expanding the published research dataset on dual-incretin pharmacology.
4.8 kDa acylated peptide. C20 diacid stable under lyophilized storage but susceptible to aggregation on freeze-thaw after reconstitution. Proper laboratory handling is essential for research reproducibility.
11 studies across SURMOUNT, SURPASS, mechanistic, and comorbidity trials.
All scientific claims from peer-reviewed literature or official regulatory records.