Drug Discovery and Development - From Molecules to Medicine 2015
DOI: 10.5772/59666
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Nuclear Receptor Modulators — Current Approaches and Future Perspectives

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“…Ez utóbbiakat összefoglaló néven nukleáris receptoroknak (NR-ek) nevezzük. Mivel a sejtmagban a DNS átíródását indítják el, TF-ek [16].…”
Section: Receptorokunclassified
“…Ez utóbbiakat összefoglaló néven nukleáris receptoroknak (NR-ek) nevezzük. Mivel a sejtmagban a DNS átíródását indítják el, TF-ek [16].…”
Section: Receptorokunclassified
“…Leflunomide, a drug used clinically for rheumatic arthritis therapy, acts as a PXR antagonist, but as an activator of the CAR [90]. It was shown that it inhibits the PXR/SRC-1 interaction as demonstrated by site-directed mutagenesis of the AF-2 sites [83,91].…”
Section: The Af-2 Binding Site At the Pxr Lbd And Its Ligandsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To identify lead compounds of NRs, cell-based reporter gene assay, cell-free ligand binding assay, and cell-free cofactor peptide recruitment assay are general assay methods. 25 Cellbased assays can measure transcriptional effect of a compound; however, they detect a lot of false positive compounds such as toxic compounds or indirect regulators like kinase inhibitors. In contrast, cell-free assays are, although they do not exactly reflect the target in the cellular context, simple and more likely to identify direct binding modulator.…”
Section: Selection Of the Human Rorgt Protein For Htsmentioning
confidence: 99%