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Chimeric pro-apoptotic peptidomimetic (investigational)

Adipotide

Adipotide (Prohibitin-TP01) is an experimental chimeric peptidomimetic that pairs a homing sequence targeting adipose-tissue blood vessels with a pro-apoptotic motif.

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Length
n/a
Class
Chimeric pro-apoptotic peptidomimetic (investigational)
Function
Studied as a targeting peptide directed at adipose-tissue vasculature
Context
Discontinued investigational compound; not an approved drug in Canada

An experimental vasculature-targeting peptidomimetic studied in obesity models.

Also known as: Prohibitin-TP01 · TP01 · FTPP

Part of the Metabolic & GLP-1 peptides cluster

Overview

Adipotide (Prohibitin-TP01) is an experimental chimeric peptidomimetic that pairs a homing sequence targeting adipose-tissue blood vessels with a pro-apoptotic motif. Studied in animal obesity models, its clinical development was discontinued. It is not an approved therapeutic in Canada.

Source & context

Biological / chemical source: Synthetic peptidomimetic combining a homing sequence with a pro-apoptotic motif

Primary research or clinical context: Discontinued investigational compound; not an approved drug in Canada

Targeting design

Adipotide is built as a chimeric molecule: a peptide that homes to prohibitin and ANXA2 on the blood vessels feeding white adipose tissue, fused to a KLAKLAK-type sequence intended to disrupt mitochondrial membranes. The concept was to reduce fat depots by targeting their vascular supply.

Research findings and limits

Published work reported rapid weight loss in mouse and non-human-primate models, generating substantial interest. However, development was discontinued, and human efficacy and safety were not established. Search popularity outpaces the strength of clinical evidence for this compound.

Structure & chemistry

Molecular identity & reference confidence

Source-supported reference

Reference values are taken from the cited molecular record or curated profile. A database match is not independent laboratory verification; modifications, counter-ions, and formulations can change the measured mass.

Molecular form
Adipotide (source record; form not independently established)
Species
Not established by this molecular identity audit
Termini (N / C)
Not specified / Not specified

Average reference mass

Reference policy updated: 2026-10-05

Molecular formula
C111H206N36O28S2
Average reference mass
≈ 2,557.2
Identifiers

Chemistry values: PubChem · fetched 2026-10-01.

Concentration math

Adipotide — reconstitution calculator

Enter how much peptide is in the vial and how much diluent (e.g. bacteriostatic water) is added. The tool returns the resulting solution concentration — and, for any amount you type, the volume it corresponds to. This is educational arithmetic, not a dosing recommendation.

Reference form: Adipotide (source record; form not independently established)Average reference mass: 2,557.2 Da

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Solution concentration
5 mg/mL5,000 mcg/mL
mcg

Enter an amount to see the volume it corresponds to.

Educational concentration mathematics only. This tool does not recommend a dose, amount, or protocol, and nothing here is medical advice. Many peptides are not authorized by Health Canada for human use — see our reconstitution and bacteriostatic-water guides for context.

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FAQ about Adipotide

What is Adipotide?+

Adipotide (Prohibitin-TP01) is an experimental chimeric peptidomimetic that pairs a homing sequence targeting adipose-tissue blood vessels with a pro-apoptotic motif. Studied in animal obesity models, its clinical development was discontinued. It is not an approved therapeutic in Canada.

What Canadian product status is recorded for Adipotide?+

Canadian product status for Adipotide has not been verified in this profile. No verified record here does not mean no authorization exists. Status depends on the product, formulation and use; consult Health Canada's product records.

What is the typical length of Adipotide?+

Adipotide is not a classic amino-acid chain peptide in the same sense; see the profile for classification details.

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References & further reading

  1. 1.El-Etreby et al. (2017). Prohibitin: targeting peptide coupled to ovarian cancer, luteinization and TGF-β pathways. J Ovarian Res
  2. 2.PubChem — compound summary for Adipotide (CID 163360068)
  3. 3.Wikipedia — Prohibitin-targeting peptide 1 (Adipotide)
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