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**THA903** is a sublingually administered, nonopioid, water-soluble 11-amino acid peptide analgesic derived from hannalgesin, a neurotoxin isolated from king cobra (Ophiophagus hannah) venom. Developed by Theralpha S.A.S., it selectively targets pain pathways with potent preclinical efficacy demonstrated in acute pain models, offering a differentiated mechanism from opioids or NSAIDs. The peptide's mechanism of action involves modulation of neurotoxin-derived analgesic activity, though precise binding targets remain under investigation, positioning it as a novel candidate for non-addictive pain relief.[1][3][7][9][16]
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