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Enbiocell targets oral semaglutide with ChargeSMEDDS delivery platform

The Seoul National University spin-out says its formulation self-assembles into fine particles in the gut and works without separate absorption enhancers.

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By Tom Reyes · Markets Editor
Oct 1 09:51 ETSource: 벤처스퀘어

The wire

  1. 01Enbiocell, led by CEO Ho-seop Jeong, said it has developed ChargeSMEDDS to convert injectable peptide drugs into oral capsules, with semaglutide as the first target; a domestic patent was filed in April and an overseas filing is being prepared.
  2. 02Oral peptide delivery is the main constraint on moving injectable GLP-1s, amylin analogs and insulin to pills, and the company says its capsules can be made by mixing raw materials on existing equipment.
  3. 03The platform is still in development; the company says absorption rates and whether it can relax the empty-stomach dosing rules of marketed oral semaglutide must be verified in future research.

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