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Oral administration of PF-06882961 shows evidence of glucose-lowering in healthy human study participants PF-06882961 was selected as a candidate for clinical studies based on its in vitro and in vivo pharmacologic and disposition profile, including potent agonism of the GLP-1R, preclinical disposition attributes (e.g., low metabolic CL int in human hepatocytes), good safety margins versus the hERG channel (IC 50 = 4.3 M, Table S4) and broad panel screening (Table S8), and selectivity versus related class B GPCRs (Table S9)

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calculated the absolute benefit increase of using exenatide once week, GLP-1R agonist, vs an oral glucose-lowering medication or insulin glargina to achieve ADA-recommended goals

When you're conducting a study, you need to be absolutely certain that the compound you're working with at the end of the week is the same potent compound you started with

found in every cell, its primary function is to aid in the conversion of glucose into energy