Intralesional collagenase Collagenase Clostridium histolyticum (CCh) is an enzyme that degrades interstitial collagen, making it a logical choice in the treatment of PD
and caveolin-1 (CAV1), a scaffold protein of caveolar membranes involved in signal transduction and in the uptake of lipophilic compounds, which directly interacts with NRF2, probably competing with KEAP1 for binding to NRF2, and subsequently suppresses its transcriptional activity [231]
They also highlight a recurring pattern in peptide drug development: early safety signals, particularly those observed at supraphysiologic exposure levels or in non-human models, have frequently led to premature abandonment of otherwise biologically compelling targets
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Finally, previous research has shown there may be sex differences in the rate of people who experience side effects, however we did not explore differences in discontinuation reasons by sex