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L-Alanyl/L-Glutamine

University Hospital Muenster · Phase 3 active Small molecule

L-Alanyl/L-Glutamine is a dipeptide that provides essential amino acids to support protein synthesis and cellular metabolism, particularly in critically ill or nutritionally compromised patients.

L-Alanyl/L-Glutamine is a dipeptide that provides essential amino acids to support protein synthesis and cellular metabolism, particularly in critically ill or nutritionally compromised patients. Used for Nutritional support in critically ill patients, Post-operative metabolic support, Patients with impaired gastrointestinal function requiring parenteral or enteral nutrition.

At a glance

Generic nameL-Alanyl/L-Glutamine
Also known asEvitar
SponsorUniversity Hospital Muenster
Drug classAmino acid supplement / Nutritional therapeutic
ModalitySmall molecule
Therapeutic areaCritical Care / Nutritional Support
PhasePhase 3

Mechanism of action

This dipeptide formulation delivers two conditionally essential amino acids—alanine and glutamine—that play critical roles in protein metabolism, immune function, and gut barrier integrity. Glutamine serves as a primary fuel source for enterocytes and immune cells, while alanine participates in gluconeogenesis and the glucose-alanine cycle. The combination is designed to improve nitrogen balance and reduce muscle catabolism in clinical settings such as critical illness or major surgery.

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