| Molecular formula | C194H304N48O61 |
| Molecular weight | 4285 g/mol |
| Registered trials | 14 |
| PubChem CID | 162625103 |
Regulatory status
Ecnoglutide is an investigational compound. It does not carry an FDA-approved label, and no approved brand names or indications exist for it.
What ecnoglutide is
Ecnoglutide is a large synthetic peptide, with a molecular formula of C194H304N48O61 and a molecular weight of approximately 4,285 (PubChem CID 162625103). Because no approved label exists, mechanism of action and approved use cannot be described from labeling data.
Clinical trial activity
Ecnoglutide has been registered in 14 clinical trials to date. One completed study examined drug-drug interactions between ecnoglutide and metformin, warfarin, rosuvastatin, and digoxin. A separate completed trial evaluated ecnoglutide in adults with overweight or obesity, and a currently recruiting trial is studying its use in obese participants with obstructive sleep apnea who are receiving positive airway pressure therapy.
FAQ
Ecnoglutide is a large synthetic peptide compound identified by PubChem CID 162625103, with a molecular formula of C194H304N48O61. It is currently classified as an investigational compound rather than an approved medication.
No. Ecnoglutide does not have an FDA-approved label, approved brand name, or approved indication. It remains in the research and clinical trial stage.
Ecnoglutide has been registered in 14 clinical trials. Examples include a completed drug interaction study with metformin, warfarin, rosuvastatin, and digoxin, a completed trial in adults with overweight or obesity, and a recruiting trial in obese participants with obstructive sleep apnea.
Ecnoglutide has no approved uses at this time. Available information is limited to its chemical identity and its presence in registered clinical trials.
Ecnoglutide has the molecular formula C194H304N48O61 and a molecular weight of approximately 4,285. It is catalogued in PubChem under CID 162625103.
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Sources: ClinicalTrials.gov trials registry PubChem compound database
Updated 2026-08-04