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Animal · 1995

BPC-15 reduces trinitrobenzene sulfonic acid-induced colonic damage in rats

Veljaca M, Lesch CA, Pllana R, Sanchez B, Chan K, Guglietta A · Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics

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Intraperitoneal dosing reduced colonic necrosis and myeloperoxidase activity dose-dependently across five orders of magnitude; the intracolonic route at the same dose did nothing — an early, clean route-dependence result from a US pharmaceutical laboratory.

Population
Rats given intracolonic TNBS in 50% ethanol
Intervention
BPC-15 at 0.0001–10 nmol/kg intraperitoneally one hour before challenge, or 10 nmol/kg intracolonically
Comparator
Vehicle
Limitations
Parke-Davis (Warner-Lambert), an industrial sponsor evaluating a licensed candidate; a prophylactic model, not established colitis.

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