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Acetylamino-Acetic Acid is a small molecule compound classified as an N-acyl-alpha amino acid. Its chemical formula is C4H7NO3 and it has a molecular weight of approximately 117.1 g/mol[1]. It is also known as 2-acetamidoacetic acid or aceturic acid. The compound is considered experimental and does not have any approved medical indications or clinical trial activity reported[1][3]. Structurally, it can be described as glycine with an acetyl group attached to the amino group (N-acetylglycine). There are no well-documented mechanisms of action or therapeutic uses for this compound in humans.
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