神经退行性疾病药物靶点发现的新前景和新策略

Brian S. Hilbush , John H. Morrison , Warren G. Young , J. Gregor Sutcliffe , Floyd E. Bloom M.D.
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神经退行性治疗发展的未来取决于以仔细研究目标为中心的有效疾病修饰策略。探究疾病发病机制的更深入理解,并解释适应性或代偿机制如何参与延缓疾病发作或进展的药物研究努力将产生所需的突破。下面,我们将讨论脑疾病基因及其相关致病途径研究中出现的新靶点的前景。我们描述了一种一般的实验范式,我们在几种神经退行性疾病的小鼠模型中使用,以阐明选择性神经元易感性的分子决定因素。我们概述了目标发现计划的关键要素,并提供了我们如何整合基因组技术、神经解剖学方法和小鼠遗传学来寻找神经退行性疾病目标的例子。
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New Prospects and Strategies for Drug Target Discovery in Neurodegenerative Disorders

The future of neurodegenerative therapeutics development depends upon effective disease modification strategies centered on carefully investigated targets. Pharmaceutical research endeavors that probe for a much deeper understanding of disease pathogenesis, and explain how adaptive or compensatory mechanisms might be engaged to delay disease onset or progression, will produce the needed breakthroughs. Below, we discuss the prospects for new targets emerging out of the study of brain disease genes and their associated pathogenic pathways. We describe a general experimental paradigm that we are employing across several mouse models of neurodegenerative disease to elucidate molecular determinants of selective neuronal vulnerability. We outline key elements of our target discovery program and provide examples of how we integrate genomic technologies, neuroanatomical methods, and mouse genetics in the search for neurodegenerative disease targets.

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