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What happens to dulaglutide after two weeks at 2–8 °C in solution?

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Stated plainly: dulaglutide · two weeks · 2–8 °C.

The empirical answer seems settled. The explanation does not.

If the honest answer is that nobody knows, I would rather hear that than a plausible story.

Why does this happen, and what would falsify the usual explanation?

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