Manoj Bisht, Jai Parkash Kadian, Tanuj Hooda, Neelam Jain, Amit Lather, Navidha Aggarwal
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Abstract
Sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P) is a cellular signalling molecule derived from sphingosine, which is a pro-apoptotic sphingolipid. Sphingolipids control various cellular actions like growth, homeostasis, and stress-related responses. The main sources of S1P in our body are erythrocytes. S1P controls both cellular mediators and other second messengers intracellularly. The S1P receptor also helps in inflammatory and neuroprotective effects (required to manage of Parkinson's). A large number of anti-Parkinson drugs are available, but still, there is a need for more effective and safer drugs. S1P and its receptors could be targeted as novel drugs due to their involvement in neuro-inflammation and Parkinson's. The present review effort to explore the biological role of S1P and related receptors, for their possible involvement in PD; furthermore. Overall, S1P and other related metabolizing enzymes have significant therapeutic opportunities for Parkinson's disease along with other neurological disorders.
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Drug Research (formerly Arzneimittelforschung) is an international peer-reviewed journal with expedited processing times presenting the very latest research results related to novel and established drug molecules and the evaluation of new drug development. A key focus of the publication is translational medicine and the application of biological discoveries in the development of drugs for use in the clinical environment. Articles and experimental data from across the field of drug research address not only the issue of drug discovery, but also the mathematical and statistical methods for evaluating results from industrial investigations and clinical trials. Publishing twelve times a year, Drug Research includes original research articles as well as reviews, commentaries and short communications in the following areas: analytics applied to clinical trials chemistry and biochemistry clinical and experimental pharmacology drug interactions efficacy testing pharmacodynamics pharmacokinetics teratology toxicology.
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