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glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin

Emory University · FDA-approved active Small molecule Quality 5/100

glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin is a Small molecule drug developed by Emory University. It is currently FDA-approved. Also known as: Lantus inuslin, Apidra insulin.

At a glance

Generic nameglargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin
Also known asLantus inuslin, Apidra insulin
SponsorEmory University
ModalitySmall molecule
PhaseFDA-approved

Approved indications

No approved indications tracked.

Common side effects

No common side effects on file.

Key clinical trials

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Frequently asked questions about glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin

What is glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin?

glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin is a Small molecule drug developed by Emory University.

Who makes glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin?

glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin is developed and marketed by Emory University (see full Emory University pipeline at /company/emory-university).

Is glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin also known as anything else?

glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin is also known as Lantus inuslin, Apidra insulin.

What development phase is glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin in?

glargine basal insulin and glulisine prandial insulin is FDA-approved (marketed).

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