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SLU-PP-332

A synthetic exercise mimetic studied in mice for metabolism, heart failure and kidney aging. No human has been given it in this set.

The basics

Human protocol on recordNone published
Animal or laboratory figures5
Published records retrieved10
Registered trials0
Certificate of analysisPublished by the partner
Regulatory statusResearch-grade material, no approved human use

1. The protocol on record

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Amounts and schedules, human record

No published human protocol exists for SLU-PP-332 in the cited record. No amount, frequency or schedule can be given here without inventing it, and this page does not invent figures.

Animal and laboratory models (not human figures)

Phase or modelAmountFrequencyTimingRouteDurationSource
Mouse obesity and metabolic-syndrome model (diet-induced obese or ob/ob mice)not statednot statednot statednot statednot statedsource
Mouse aging-kidney model (21-month-old mice)not statednot statednot statednot stated8 weekssource
Mouse exercise-endurance modelnot statednot statednot statednot statednot statedsource
Mouse pressure overload-induced heart failure model (6-week pressure overload)not statednot statednot statednot statednot statedsource
Mouse exercise-capacity study, SLU-PP-332 compared with SLU-PP-915not statednot statednot statedintraperitonealnot statedsource

Half-life and why the schedule looks like that

Not stated in the cited record. No half-life, clearance figure, or duration of action is given in any cited source, and no dosing frequency is stated for any animal model. The pharmacokinetic statements the record does contain are limited to these: - The identification study reports that SLU-PP-332 "has sufficient pharmacokinetic properties to be used as an in vivo chemical tool," without giving any half-life or clearance value (PMID 36988910). - A follow-up study on the related compound SLU-PP-915 states that SLU-PP-332 "lacks oral bioavailability" and was administered intraperitoneally in the mouse comparison study (PMID 41421047). Because no half-life and no frequency are published, no sc

Handling and storage

- Lyophilised storage: Not stated in the cited record. - Storage after reconstitution: Not stated in the cited record. - Temperature: Not stated in the cited record. - Light: Not stated in the cited record. - Stability duration: Not stated in the cited record. No approved label exists for this compound, so there is no label storage guidance to cite.
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2. Safety and harm reduction

Reported adverse effects

No adverse effects are reported in the cited record for SLU-PP-332. That is an absence of published reporting, not evidence of safety.

Cautions stated in the literature

  • No human clinical trials of SLU-PP-332 exist in the cited record; the 2026 systematic review states that clinical trials are needed to confirm efficacy and safety in humans (PMID 42024694).
  • The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) prohibits the use of exercise mimetics and metabolic modulators in sports, a category that covers SLU-PP-332; two doping-control studies were published specifically to enable detection of its misuse (PMID 41688415, PMID 41588687).
  • SLU-PP-332 lacks oral bioavailability, and the cited work was performed by intraperitoneal injection in mice; the record does not establish any safe or effective human route (PMID 41421047).

Stop and get help

  • Any severe or worsening reaction after administration.
  • Signs of an allergic reaction, such as rash, swelling, or difficulty breathing.
  • Signs of injection-site infection, such as spreading redness, warmth, pain, or discharge.
  • Anything unexpected and persistent.

Pairings

Co-studied

Glutathione and SLU-PP-332

These two appear in one laboratory study, but only because glutathione was measured as a readout while cells were treated with SLU-PP-332.

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SLU-PP-332 at Peptara Labs

Read the third-party certificate of analysis before anything else. Research-grade material, research use only.

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