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#Asc36

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Regulatory · View digest

Ascletis Files Two US FDA INDs for Obesity: ASC36, a Once-Monthly Amylin-Receptor Peptide, and ASC36_35, an Amylin/GLP-1/GIP Co-Formulation

On July 5, Ascletis submitted two INDs to the FDA: ASC36, a peptide amylin receptor agonist dosed once monthly to once quarterly by injection, and ASC36_35, a co-formulation pairing ASC36 with the GLP-1R/GIPR agonist peptide ASC35. In diet-induced obese rat studies, ASC36 monotherapy showed roughly 91% and 32% greater relative body-weight reduction than petrelintide and eloralintide, and the ASC36_35 combination showed about 51% greater reduction than co-administered eloralintide plus tirzepatide. The filings push amylin biology further into the obesity race.

Clinical Trials · View digest

Ascletis Multi-Program ECO 2026 Slate: ASC47 + Semaglutide 111.8% Greater Relative Weight Loss, ASC36 Once-Monthly Amylin 32-Day Half-Life, ASC35 Dual GLP-1R/GIPR 14-Day Half-Life

Ascletis Pharma will present multiple poster sessions at ECO 2026 covering programs beyond the already-presented ASC30. ASC47, an adipose-targeting thyroid hormone receptor beta (THRβ) agonist designed for muscle-preserving weight loss, demonstrated up to 111.8% greater relative weight loss when combined with semaglutide vs semaglutide monotherapy in obesity participants. ASC36, a once-monthly next-generation amylin receptor agonist peptide, posted a 32-day average observed half-life — six times longer than Zealand's petrelintide. ASC35, a once-monthly next-generation GLP-1R/GIPR dual agonist peptide, showed a 14-day average observed half-life (six times longer than tirzepatide) and 71% more relative weight loss than tirzepatide in a diet-induced obesity mouse model. Session Thursday May 14, 18:00-19:15 TRT.