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What happens to cagrilintide after sixteen weeks at minus 80 °C in solution?

Asked 29 Oct 2024Modified 21 months agoViewed 30k times
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Details up front: cagrilintide · sixteen weeks · minus 80 °C.

I suspect the usual explanation for this is wrong, or at least incomplete.

I am aware this may have a boring answer. I would still like the boring answer stated clearly.

Can someone derive this rather than assert it?

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6The timing signature is the useful part. Everything else is confounded. – orla_ferriter 6 months ago
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