No DAC vs. with DAC
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A modified GHRH analog where precision matters: "No DAC" clears in roughly the time native GHRH does, while "with DAC" binds serum albumin and extends action to days. These are pharmacologically distinct drugs – guides that don't specify which are imprecise in a way that changes the answer.
