Related names in cited records: SS-31, MTP-131, Forzinity↗↗
FDA granted Forzinity (elamipretide) accelerated approval to improve muscle strength in adults and children with Barth syndrome weighing at least 30 kg.↗
Citation markers ↗ open the public records supporting the adjacent statements.
Correction · September 15, 2026
We added a preserved FDA-hosted product label to support the product-specific label account. Prior profile versions retain their original citations. 3
U.S. accelerated approval for a specified Barth syndrome population. FDA's September 19, 2025 approval letter requires a confirmatory trial to verify clinical benefit. The approval concerns this product and specified use; a recruiting trial record does not describe its full regulatory status.↗
Review source snapshots checked September 15, 2026 · Integrity checked September 15, 2026.
Three selected reports cover the randomized Barth syndrome study, follow-up of the same cohort, and a separate primary mitochondrial myopathy trial. They do not cover every indication or replace the product-specific regulatory record.↗↗↗
What the reviewed sources report
The randomized Barth syndrome study did not meet its two primary endpoints; later uncontrolled follow-up reported improvements. The larger MMPOWER-3 trial in primary mitochondrial myopathy also missed its primary endpoints. These populations and study designs must be considered separately.↗↗↗
What remains unresolved?
Which confirmatory results establish clinical benefit in the Barth syndrome population?↗↗↗
How do study population, attrition and the absence of a control group affect the extension findings?↗↗↗
The label covers improved muscle strength in adults and children with Barth syndrome weighing at least 30 kg. Accelerated approval rests on an intermediate clinical endpoint and requires confirmation of clinical benefit. Label: 1 ↗
Which safety limits matter?
The label contraindicates serious hypersensitivity and warns about hypersensitivity reactions and benzyl-alcohol toxicity in neonates. Injection-site reactions were the most common adverse reactions. Label: 4, 5, 6 ↗
Label edition and source pins
FDA-hosted U.S. prescribing information. This account concerns this product and label edition; other formulations and jurisdictions require their own records.
The randomized trial did not meet its primary endpoints
FDA’s 2025 review reports that the 12-participant, placebo-controlled crossover study did not show superiority on six-minute walk distance or fatigue. The two 12-week treatment periods and later open-label follow-up answer different questions. FDA PDF pp. 3, 85 ↗
More findings, study links and document coverage
Why the accelerated-approval decision differed
The signatory accepted sustained knee-extension strength findings despite the review team’s recommendation against approval. The decision acknowledged substantial uncertainty from unblinded assessment, attrition and the absence of a concurrent control in the extension. FDA PDF pp. 3, 4 ↗
Muscle strength was an intermediate clinical endpoint
FDA distinguished the knee-extensor measurement from demonstrated improvement in how patients function. Accelerated approval used knee-extensor strength as an intermediate clinical endpoint and required a trial to confirm clinical benefit; this document does not establish that trial’s subsequent outcome. FDA PDF pp. 4 ↗
The scope is Barth syndrome
This assessment concerns Forzinity in Barth syndrome. Neither its decision nor the extension findings establish efficacy for unrelated mitochondrial conditions or general performance enhancement. FDA PDF pp. 2, 3, 4 ↗
Selected sections read in 1 of 1 inventoried documents; 0 not yet reviewed. Reading selected sections does not establish complete appraisal of a document.
Selected English EMA PDFs from the retained September 15, 2026 title-matched document feed, plus independently retrieved FDA approval-package documents where listed. Candidate entries are not verified product/application matches. This is a bounded inventory, not a complete FDA, national or worldwide source search. EMA inventory source ↗
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Verified: Forzinity · NDA 215244 · Document dated 2025-09-19. Identity checked on PDF pp. 1, 2.
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Retrieved 2026-09-19. Read PDF pages: 1, 2, 3, 4, 85 of 378. SHA-256: 354af3d2efb096379db185bcbd181635c91bbe0c1a3a2327c375a16f820f2415.
Remaining work
Read the full integrated efficacy and safety sections, and reconcile the confirmatory-trial record and later regulatory updates.
Keep other mitochondrial-disease trials separate from the Barth syndrome evidence.
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447 retrieved · 3 included · 0 excluded · 444 awaiting a decision · 2 full-text appraisals
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"elamipretide"[Title/Abstract] OR "SS-31"[Title/Abstract] OR "MTP-131"[Title/Abstract] OR "Forzinity"[Title/Abstract]
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Full-text appraisal and independent registry comparison remain incomplete.
Showing 25 of 447 record decisions, with included studies and unresolved records first. The versioned data inventory retains every record and study-family link.
PubMed 38602181 — include: Selected human report; abstract and record metadata reviewed. Study families: NCT03098797.
PubMed 37268435 — include: Selected human report; main full text and current registry comparison reviewed. Specific supplements, historical comparisons and unresolved issues remain identified in the structured reading. Study families: NCT03323749.Structured full-text reading · PMC10382259
This is an editorial structured reading, not a validated risk-of-bias score.
MMPOWER-3 used computer-generated assignment, genotype stratification and identical vials; participants, investigators, pharmacists and sponsor were blinded. There were 218 randomized participants, 109 per group.
Missing data
The paper reports 205 completing 24 weeks and uses mixed-model repeated measures in the treated population. Text and figure disagree on per-protocol counts; that discrepancy remains unresolved. Adverse-event discontinuations were eight versus two, a different measure from completion.
Outcome selection
Neither coprimary endpoint improved: the between-group six-minute walk difference was -3.2 m (95% CI -18.7 to 12.3), and fatigue also missed significance. A post hoc genotype subgroup signal does not reverse the primary result. The paper reports five versus three serious adverse events, attributed as unrelated by investigators.
Applicability
Participants had ambulatory primary mitochondrial myopathy; 94% were White and 64% female. Eligibility, baseline walking ability and mostly mild-to-moderate fatigue restrict generalization. This is a different population from the Barth syndrome indication.
Funding and conflicts
Stealth BioTherapeutics funded and helped design the study. Sponsor staff and compensated consultants were among the authors; the lead author had full data access and others received aggregate data.
Registry comparison
The retained NCT03323749 record agrees on the two 24-week primary outcomes and reports termination after primary endpoint failure. Secondary-outcome history and linked supplements have not been fully reconciled. The current record is not a complete historical protocol audit.
PubMed 33077895 — include: Selected human report; main full text and current registry comparison reviewed. Specific supplements, historical comparisons and unresolved issues remain identified in the structured reading. Study families: NCT03098797.Structured full-text reading · PMC7935714
This is an editorial structured reading, not a validated risk-of-bias score.
SPIBA-201 used independent randomization and identical packaging in a blinded crossover: two 12-week periods separated by washout. All 12 participants completed both randomized periods.
Missing data
Ten entered the uncontrolled extension; two stopped after injection-site reactions and eight contributed week-36 outcomes. Extension improvements therefore describe a selected continuing group, not all randomized participants.
Outcome selection
The randomized walking and fatigue coprimary outcomes were null; the walking difference was -0.8 m (p=0.97). Extension efficacy was secondary and based on within-person changes. One randomized-period serious event, hospitalization for costochondritis, was reported as unrelated; absence of serious harm is not supported.
Applicability
This single-site study enrolled ambulatory males aged at least 12 with genetically confirmed Barth syndrome. It cannot establish effects in infants or all disease severities. Uncontrolled extension results remain vulnerable to learning effects and other changes over time.
Funding and conflicts
Stealth BioTherapeutics funded the study and contributed to design, analysis and writing, but not data collection, according to the authors.
Registry comparison
NCT03098797 matches the 12-participant crossover and randomized walking/fatigue outcomes. The 168-week publication follows the same study family. Supplementary outcome definitions and the complete registry history remain unreviewed; extension exposure duration must not be confused with calendar follow-up.
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ClinicalTrials.gov search
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32 retrieved · 30 included · 2 excluded · 0 awaiting a decision · 0 full-text appraisals
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Showing 25 of 32 record decisions, with included studies and unresolved records first. The versioned data inventory retains every record and study-family link.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02848313 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02848313.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT07531251 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT07531251.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT07275424 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT07275424.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02693119 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02693119.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02805790 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02805790.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02914665 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02914665.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01754818 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT01754818.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01755858 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT01755858.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT05162768 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT05162768.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02976038 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02976038.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01115920 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT01115920.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT03891875 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT03891875.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01572909 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT01572909.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02436447 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02436447.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02814097 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02814097.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT05168774 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT05168774.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01513200 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT01513200.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02388464 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02388464.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02314299 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02314299.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01518985 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT01518985.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT03323749 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT03323749.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02653391 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02653391.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02367014 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT02367014.
ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01786915 — include: The intervention record names this molecule or its validated development code. Eligibility here is registry identity matching; outcomes and applicability remain separately unappraised. Study families: NCT01786915.
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products.active_ingredients.name:"ELAMIPRETIDE" OR products.active_ingredients.name:"ELAMIPRETIDE HYDROCHLORIDE"
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FDA NDA215244 — include: The application record contains the queried ingredient; indications, labels and approval documents require their own review.
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2 retrieved · 2 included · 0 excluded · 0 awaiting a decision · 0 full-text appraisals
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Showing 2 of 2 record decisions, with included studies and unresolved records first. The versioned data inventory retains every record and study-family link.
EMA EU/3/21/2430 — include: EMA orphan metadata identifies elamipretide for Treatment of Barth syndrome. This designation does not establish marketing authorization.
EMA EU/3/22/2614 — include: EMA orphan metadata identifies elamipretide for Treatment of myopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome. This designation does not establish marketing authorization.
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Supervised synthesis
What do selected human studies report about Elamipretide?
Three selected reports cover the randomized Barth syndrome study, follow-up of the same cohort, and a separate primary mitochondrial myopathy trial. They do not cover every indication or replace the product-specific regulatory record.123
Bottom line from this bounded source set
The randomized Barth syndrome study did not meet its two primary endpoints; later uncontrolled follow-up reported improvements. The larger MMPOWER-3 trial in primary mitochondrial myopathy also missed its primary endpoints. These populations and study designs must be considered separately.123
Reviewed study record
TAZPOWER: randomized and early extension results
Design
A blinded placebo-controlled crossover trial was followed by an open-label extension.1
Population
Twelve participants with Barth syndrome entered the randomized study; ten entered the extension and eight reached 36 weeks.1
Outcomes reported
Neither primary endpoint was met in the randomized period. Walking distance and reported fatigue improved during the uncontrolled extension.1
Limitations
The extension lacks a concurrent placebo group and has attrition. Its changes cannot be interpreted as another randomized treatment effect; the abstract does not provide a detailed harms assessment.1
Reviewed study record
TAZPOWER: longer follow-up of the same cohort
Design
An open-label extension followed participants for up to 168 weeks.2
Population
Ten participants entered the extension; eight reached the week-168 visit.2
Outcomes reported
The authors reported improvements in walking distance and fatigue assessments. Injection-site reactions were the most common adverse events.2
Limitations
This is follow-up of TAZPOWER, not an independent trial. Selection, attrition and absence of concurrent controls limit attribution and generalizability.2
Reviewed study record
MMPOWER-3: primary mitochondrial myopathy
Design
A randomized, blinded, placebo-controlled phase 3 trial assessed 24-week outcomes.3
Population
The study randomized 218 participants with genetically confirmed primary mitochondrial myopathy.3
Outcomes reported
Neither walking distance nor fatigue met the primary efficacy endpoint. Most reported adverse events were mild or moderate.3
Limitations
This is a different disease population from Barth syndrome. Overall null results cannot be replaced by favorable exploratory subgroup findings.3
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No registered Crossref update in the reviewed snapshotChecked September 15, 2026 for DOI 10.1212/wnl.0000000000207402. This bounded result is not proof that the publication has never been corrected or retracted. Open the pinned Crossref work endpoint ↗
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Living status brief
What is the current status of Elamipretide?
U.S. accelerated approval for a specified Barth syndrome population. FDA's September 19, 2025 approval letter requires a confirmatory trial to verify clinical benefit. The approval concerns this product and specified use; a recruiting trial record does not describe its full regulatory status.↗
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PeptideScanner currently has no selected safety records connected to this profile. That is a collection gap, not evidence that no such records exist.
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What is structurally connected?
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Profile structured data
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Application counts reflect exact reviewed ingredient connections; Federal Register counts reflect exact reviewed peptide-name matches; DailyMed counts reflect listed SPL versions with retained ZIP receipts. “Published” describes this page’s indexing surface, not the state of scientific evidence.
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The previous profile described elamipretide only as investigational. We added FDA's September 19, 2025 accelerated approval of Forzinity for the specified Barth syndrome population. This correction does not extend that approval to other uses or formulations.
PeptideScanner retained ClinicalTrials.gov record NCT02693119 at 2026-07-30T19:56:31.565Z. Its registry update date was 2021-11-30, and PeptideScanner's reviewed identity mapping was elamipretide.
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Evidence summary
What the cited records say
FDA's September 19, 2025 approval letter requires a confirmatory trial to verify clinical benefit. The approval concerns this product and specified use; a recruiting trial record does not describe its full regulatory status.↗
This is a source summary, not a medical recommendation. Status may differ by jurisdiction and product.
PubMed lists PMID 42708867 in Physiological research as Journal Article, Comparative Study, with publication-date metadata of 2026-08-31 (day precision). PeptideScanner associated the retained record with the identity slug elamipretide. These fields reproduce attributed bibliographic metadata and do not summarize or endorse the article's findings.↗
PeptideScanner retained PubMed bibliographic metadata for PMID 42456009 at 2026-08-10T18:13:55.284Z. PubMed recorded a metadata revision date of 2026-07-27 and an Entrez history date of 2026-07-15. PeptideScanner associated this retained record with the identity slug elamipretide. These dates describe PubMed metadata history, not the article's original publication date.↗
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