Major Effects of Low Doses of ZKCPr1 on Excess Visceral and Metabolic Disorders
- The Effects of ZKCPr1, Recombinant or Highly Purified, Applied Subcutaneously or Intravenously Once per Week are Similarly Achieved with 0.04-0.1 mg/Mouse Doses
- The Effects of ZKCPr1 Applied Orally at a Dose of 0.1 mg/Mouse every 5th Day were Similar to Those Achieved by Systemic Applications
- In Obese Diabetic Mice, the Above Doses of ZKCPr1 Reduced Excess Visceral Fat by 80-90% by either Application Method with Changing Body Weight by less than 15%
- In Obese Diabetic Mice, the Above Doses of ZKCPr1 Reduced Elevated Blood Glucose by 60-70%, Increased Serum Insulin by ~90%, and Elevated Blood Levels of Triglycerides and LDL-Cholesterol by ~90% and 50-60%, Respectively
- In Obese Diabetic Mice, the Above Doses of ZKCPr1 Reversed the Loss of Muscle Proteins
- In a Non-Obese Young Mouse Model ZKCPr1 Almost Completely Reduced Excess Visceral, Experimentally Developed by Limited Exposure to High Fat Diet
- In a Non-Obese Old Mouse Model Subcutaneous ZKCPr1 Almost Completely Reduced Excess Visceral, Experimentally Developed by Limited Exposure to High Fat Diet, Resulting in ~25% Increase in Survival
- In Already Modestly Obese Diabetic Mice Weekly Subcutaneous Administration of 0.3 mg/mouse ZKCPr1 Reduced Further Weight Gain Along with Near Normalization of Visceral Fat