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N-(1-carboxy–3–phenylpropyl)phenylalanyl-alpha-asparagine is a synthetic tripeptide small molecule, classified as an experimental compound. It has been studied primarily as a peptide-based inhibitor of elastase, particularly the elastase enzyme from Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Elastase is a proteolytic enzyme involved in tissue degradation and bacterial virulence; thus, inhibitors like this compound are of interest for potential anti-infective or anti-inflammatory applications. There are no approved indications or marketed products containing this molecule[2][3][4].
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