A look at how peptides taken by mouth can survive the gut and still reach specific targets in the body, a key hurdle for pill versions of peptide drugs.
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A look at the science behind peptide drugs taken by mouth, and how they get past the gut intact to act on specific spots in the body.
The Island Packet explains the work behind peptides taken by mouth that stay intact in the gut and still reach specific targets. A look at a key hurdle for pill versions.
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