Body weight reduction in diet-induced obesity (mouse)
DIO mice on 25–50 mg/kg IP twice daily for 28 days lost approximately 12% body weight, gained ~10× less fat than vehicle controls on the same high-fat diet, and improved glucose tolerance. The effect is mouse-only — no human trial has tested SLU-PP-332.
0 human studies · 2 animal studies
Key findings & citations
- ~12% body weight loss over 28 days at 25 mg/kg IP BID in DIO mice (Billon 2024).
- ~10× less fat gain than vehicle controls on a matched high-fat diet.
- Increased resting energy expenditure and improved glucose tolerance.
- Zero human trials registered as of May 2026.
Our take
Striking mouse data, zero human data. The lab's own development trajectory now points to the orally bioavailable sibling SLU-PP-915, not SLU-PP-332, as the likely clinical candidate.