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Oxytocin

Neuropeptide · By Preptide Pro editorial team · Last updated

Oxytocin is a neuropeptide peptide, and it has an FDA-approved product. A natural hormone that acts in childbirth, lactation and social bonding. Approved by the FDA as an injection for labor induction and postpartum bleeding.

FDA-approved (see products)

Chemistry (PubChem)

PubChem CID439302
CAS number50-56-6
Molecular formulaC43H66N12O12S2
Molecular weight1007.2 g/mol
Other namesOXYTOCIN, Pitocin, Endopituitrina, Syntocinon, Ocytocin, Orasthin, Oxitocina, Oxytocine

Is Oxytocin FDA-approved?

FDA application records from openFDA
BrandApplicationStatusSponsor
OXYTOCIN 10 USP UNITS IN DEXTROSE 5%NDA019185DiscontinuedABBOTT
OXYTOCIN 5 USP UNITS IN DEXTROSE 5%NDA019185DiscontinuedABBOTT
OXYTOCIN 20 USP UNITS IN DEXTROSE 5%NDA019185DiscontinuedABBOTT
SYNTOCINONNDA012285DiscontinuedRTRX
PITOCINNDA018261PrescriptionPH HEALTH
OXYTOCINNDA018243PrescriptionHIKMA
SYNTOCINONNDA018245DiscontinuedNOVARTIS
OXYTOCINNDA018248PrescriptionFRESENIUS KABI USA

How much research is there on Oxytocin?

PubMed lists 34,018 records for “oxytocin”, of which 2,510 are tagged as human clinical trials.

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