Amycretin research: studies, doses and safety

An experimental fullness-hormone drug studied as daily tablets and weekly injections.

Also called: Zenagamtide, NNC0487-0111, NN9487, NN 9487.

Amylin / GLP-1 co-agonists · Unimolecular GLP-1 and amylin receptor agonist; also activates calcitonin receptors.

31 registered trials: 9 completed, 22 ongoing or planned. Five human papers cover four trials and 759 participants; phase 3 has no reported results.

Key studies

  • First oral trial: Oral tablets reduced weight over 12 weeks; weight was an exploratory outcome. (source)
  • First injection trial: Weekly injections reduced weight, but small arms and many withdrawals limit certainty. (source)
  • Diabetes: daily tablets: All three oral doses lowered HbA1c; 25 and 50 mg also reduced weight versus placebo. (source)
  • Diabetes: weekly injections: Weekly injections lowered HbA1c and weight; higher doses caused more discontinuations. (source)
  • Kidney function: one dose: Kidney impairment caused no clinically important exposure change after one 0.3 mg dose. (source)
  • Japanese men: oral PK: Completed; efficacy and safety results are not available. (source)

Sources

Sources checked: 2026-10-18.

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