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HAEEPGP mouse pharmacokinetics and amyloid binding

Kechko O, Yanvarev D, Chaprov K, Mukhina K, Makarov A, Mitkevich V · 2025 · Alzheimer’s & Dementia, conference supplement

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Reported findings and study design

The abstract reports intravenous radiotracer experiments in mice, amyloid binding by calorimetry and experiments in cells and nematodes.

Results · Original abstract.
MeasureResultComparison, timing and statistics
Mouse plasma half-life56 ± 12 minutes for HAEEPGP versus 17 minutes for HAEE in the conference report.
Amyloid-β binding affinityKd 1.64 μM, with stronger binding reported for isomerized amyloid-β.

The numerical estimates come from the conference abstract. The companion journal abstract describes its radiolabeled half-life comparison as approximately twofold. Human pharmacokinetics remain uncharacterized.

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Study limitations

  • The numerical estimates come from the conference abstract. The companion journal abstract describes its radiolabeled half-life comparison as approximately twofold. Human pharmacokinetics remain uncharacterized.

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Original abstract checked for selected methods and findings.

Source reviewed 2026-11-12.

Source type: Conference abstract

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DOI: 10.1002/alz70855_097997

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Original source: Kechko O, Yanvarev D, Chaprov K, Mukhina K, Makarov A, Mitkevich V. HAEEPGP mouse pharmacokinetics and amyloid binding Alzheimer’s & Dementia, conference supplement 2025.

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