Peptide · Endogenous peptide hormone

Adrenomedullin

Research peptide
Aliases · ADM · AM

An endogenous 52-amino-acid peptide hormone involved in vascular tone, endothelial integrity, lymphatic biology and inflammatory responses.

Human
2/5
Animal
0/5
In-vitro
0/5
Safety
2/5
Last reviewed · 7/11/2026
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Last reviewed7/11/2026
Evidence statusEarly entry
Published references0
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Evidence & safety
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Evidence Snapshot

Evidence snapshot · 2 verified refs
Overall
2/5Emerging / preliminary
Human
2/5Some human clinical evidence
Animal
0/5None identified
In-vitro
0/5None identified
Safety
2/5Partially characterised safety
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Scientific identity

Molecular formula
C203H331N63O60S3
Molecular weight
6028.7 Da
Sequence
YRQSMNNFQGLRSFGCRFGTCTVQKLAHQIYQFTDKDKDNVAPRSKISPQGY-NH2
Peptide family
Calcitonin peptide family
Entity class
Endogenous peptide hormone
Alternative names
ADMAM
Discovery history

Discovered in 1993 from human pheochromocytoma tissue as a potent vasodilatory peptide.

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Proposed Mechanisms

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Reported / Studied Uses

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Human Evidence

Small infusion studies demonstrate haemodynamic and endocrine effects in humans. Biomarker studies link elevated circulating adrenomedullin with congestion and severity in heart failure and severe inflammation.

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Animal Evidence

Extensive animal and laboratory evidence supports vasodilation, endothelial-barrier regulation, angiogenesis and organ-protective effects.

Species translation to humans is uncertain.
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Safety & Unknowns

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Systemic administration can lower blood pressure and alter fluid, renal and hormonal regulation. Clinical use requires medical monitoring; long-term therapeutic safety is not established.
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Regulatory Status

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Community Observations

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