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EMA-approvedaka Tetracosactide, Cortrosyn, Synacthen

Cosyntropin — Profile & Reference (2026)

Last updated 2026-06-30

Cosyntropin (also known as Tetracosactide) is a peptide catalogued under Hormones & Metabolic (ACTH analog (1-24)). It is described as: MC2 receptor. Documented context: Diagnostic (adrenal function). Neutral reference entry; EU status: EU-approved prescription medicine.

Mechanism / target

MC2 receptor.

Documented context

Reported research or therapeutic context: Diagnostic (adrenal function). This is neutral reference information, not a usage recommendation or medical advice.

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