Peptide Encyclopaedia
Abaloparatide
Also known as Tymlos.
Approved-medicine listing only. This is not available from the Cellular Sequence shop. Licensed products require a prescriber and an ARTG-registered presentation.
At-a-glance profile
- Classification
- PTHrP analogue (anabolic bone agent)
- Approval status
- Approved medicine
- Research status
- Labelled indications are defined in product information.
- Molecular formula
- Insufficient reliable evidence identified.
- Molecular weight
- Insufficient reliable evidence identified.
- Sequence
- Synthetic analogue of parathyroid hormone-related peptide 1–34 region.
- Primary biological target
- PTH1 receptor
- Half-life
- Insufficient reliable evidence identified.
- Routes investigated
- Subcutaneous
- Human evidence level
- A — Approved clinical use / strong human evidence
What is it?
Approved anabolic injection for osteoporosis in postmenopausal women at high fracture risk, as labelled (US).
Mechanism of action
Established (labelled / textbook receptor pharmacology)
Agonist at PTH1 receptor with anabolic bone-formation signalling, as labelled.
Increases bone mineral density and reduces fractures in labelled osteoporosis trials.
What is it being studied for?
- Postmenopausal osteoporosis
Investigational findings are not proven clinical benefits unless an authority has labelled that indication.
Evidence level
Overall human evidence grade: A · Approved clinical use / strong human evidence
Human research
ACTIVE trial programme.
Preclinical research
Animal, cell and in-vitro findings are listed separately from human effects.
PTH1R anabolic biology is established.
Doses reported in published research
This section does not provide personalised medical dosing. Values are those reported in papers or protocols. Animal mg/kg doses are not converted to human doses.
Doses reported in human studies
Insufficient reliable evidence identified.
Preclinical / animal study dosing
Insufficient reliable evidence identified.
Pharmacokinetics
Reliable human pharmacokinetic data were not identified for this encyclopaedia entry, or are limited to product information for approved presentations.
Safety
Hypercalcaemia, dizziness, palpitations; osteosarcoma boxed warning in rodents (USPI).
Unknowns. Absence of a published harm signal is not evidence of safety.
Contraindications. See PI (pre-existing hypercalcaemia; duration limits).
Regulatory status
FDA-approved (Tymlos). Confirm EMA/TGA.
Verify ARTG. Not sold here.
Citations
[1] Abaloparatide versus placebo in postmenopausal osteoporosis (ACTIVE)
Abaloparatide versus placebo in postmenopausal osteoporosis (ACTIVE)
For educational and research reference only. This page summarises published scientific literature and does not constitute medical advice, prescribing information or a recommendation to use an investigational compound. Research doses shown describe doses reported in published studies and are not personalised dosing instructions.
Last reviewed 2026-09-13. Research areas: Recovery, Healthy Ageing · Compare peptides