PEGylation of growth hormone-releasing hormone (GRF) analogues.
Esposito P, et al. · Advanced drug delivery reviews · 2003
Researchers observed that PEGylation of sermorelin analogs can enhance their stability and biological activity, potentially improving their pharmacodynamic response in vivo.
Key findings
- 01Researchers observed that PEGylation improved the stability and half-life of GRF in the body.
- 02The study found that different PEGylated GRF variants showed varying levels of biological activity.
- 03Mono-PEGylated versions of GRF demonstrated similar or greater effectiveness in stimulating growth hormone release compared to the unmodified version.