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Posted On: 09/06/2021 10:47:04 AM
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Great stuff, Ohm.
So is it reasonable to say that part of an MOA vs. NASH might be:
1) Leron downregulates sPLA2-11A;
2) sPLA2-11A induces production of arachidonic acid;
3) Arachidonic acid induces free radicals;
4) Free radicals are implicated in, among other things, hepatic Steatosis (overproduction of fat in liver);
5) hepatic steatosis leads directly to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
This is in addition to protecting mitochondria.
Is this how you see the chain of events?
Thanks.
So is it reasonable to say that part of an MOA vs. NASH might be:
1) Leron downregulates sPLA2-11A;
2) sPLA2-11A induces production of arachidonic acid;
3) Arachidonic acid induces free radicals;
4) Free radicals are implicated in, among other things, hepatic Steatosis (overproduction of fat in liver);
5) hepatic steatosis leads directly to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
This is in addition to protecting mitochondria.
Is this how you see the chain of events?
Thanks.
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