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Current Topics in Medicinal Chemistry - Volume 24, Issue 1, 2024
Volume 24, Issue 1, 2024
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Discovery of Tropomyosin Receptor Kinase Inhibitors as New Generation Anticancer Agents: A Review
Authors: Ishan Panchal, Rati K. P. Tripathi, Kinjal Parmar and Mange Ram YadavBackground: The tropomyosin receptor kinases (TRKs) are crucial for many cellular functions, such as growth, motility, differentiation, and metabolism. Abnormal TRK signalling contributes to a variety of human disorders, most evidently cancer. Comprehensive genomic studies have found numerous changes in the genes that code for TRKs like MET, HER2/ErbB2, and EGFR, among many others. Precision medicine resi Read More
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Protein Dynamics Mediated by Cardiolipin in Bacteria
Authors: Yanyang Wang, Jiawen Chen, Liyang Hang, Jichao Zhu, Xinhua Qiang, Mingjian Yang, Xiangliang Sun, Sha Wang, Hongchang Zhou, Yibin Lin and Shengwen ShaoBacterial proteins targeting the appropriate subcellular sites are the base for their proper function. Several studies have shown that the anionic phospholipid cardiolipin (CL), a conical lipid preferring negative membrane curvature, modulates the lipid bilayers’ structure, which impacts the activity of their resident proteins. Due to the favor of negative membrane curvature, CL is not randomly distributed in the bacterial plas Read More
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n-3 PUFAs Show Promise as Adjuvants in Chemotherapy, Enhancing their Efficacy while Safeguarding Hematopoiesis and Promoting Bone Generation
Authors: Pradnya Gurav, Suraj Garad and Kedar R. NirmalaCancer ranks as the second leading cause of mortality in high-income countries, underscoring the critical need for effective therapeutic strategies. One prominent approach, chemotherapy, is widely employed for treating solid tumors. However, the significant adverse effects associated with chemotherapy, notably myeloablation and osteonecrosis, impart considerable challenges by compromising immune function and dimini Read More
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Antiviral Effects and Mechanisms of Green Tea Catechins on Influenza: A Perception on Combating Symptoms from COVID-19
Over the centuries, influenza and its associated epidemics have been a serious public health problem. Although vaccination and medications (such as neuraminidase inhibitors) are the mainstay of pharmacological approaches to prevent and treat influenza, however, frequent mutations in the influenza genome often result in treatment failure and resistance to standard medications which limit their effectiveness. In recent year Read More
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Enhancing Opiorphin’s Metabolic Stability and Preserving its Potent Analgesic Effect: A Systematic Review
Authors: Joana Tome, Mohammed N. Ibrahim and Logan Thomas CowanBackground: Opiorphin has been reported to show a stronger analgesic effect than morphine without causing side effects brought about by morphine-like drugs. Functional opiorphin analogs have been created to enhance its metabolic stability and preserve its potent analgesic effect. Objective: We conducted a systematic review to summarize all opiorphin analogs and identify those with the strongest metabolic stabilit Read More
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