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The short half-life (12 min in humans) results from dipeptidylpeptidase-IV (DPP-IV) proteolysis by which the N-terminal dipeptide is rapidly removed, inactivating GLP-1

These properties provide a more effective outcome and a reduced number of doses compared to usual, resulting in greater patient compliance

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Longer half-life : Effects last longer than oral or IV options

Many patients significantly reduce their carbohydrate intake or adopt lower-calorie eating patterns, which can influence the concentration and composition of urine