WO2023139106 - LONG-ACTING GIPR ANTAGONISTS

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Publication Number WO/2023/139106
Publication Date 27.07.2023
International Application No. PCT/EP2023/051098
International Filing Date 18.01.2023
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[English] LONG-ACTING GIPR ANTAGONISTS
[French] ANTAGONISTES DE GIPR À LONGUE DURÉE D'ACTION
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NOVO NORDISK A/S
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FINAN, Brian Patrick
YANG, Bin Shubin
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63/300,461   18.01.2022   US
22155553.5   08.02.2022   EP
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China Filing, Examination, Granting2596
EPO Filing, Examination, Granting12752
Japan Filing, Examination, Granting2370
South Korea Filing, Examination, Granting2539
USA Filing, Examination, Granting9940
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Abstract[English] The present application relates to novel peptides that are derivatives of glucose-dependent insulinotropic peptide (GIP) analogues with improved GIP antagonistic activity, and to the pharmaceutical use of the GIP derivatives. The GIP derivatives of the invention are modified by including a lipophilic moiety.[French] La présente demande concerne de nouveaux peptides qui sont des dérivés d'analogues de peptide insulinotrope dépendant du glucose (GIP) ayant une activité antagoniste de GIP améliorée, et l'utilisation pharmaceutique des dérivés de GIP. Les dérivés de GIP de l'invention sont modifiés en incluant une fraction lipophile.