PROBABLE ANALGESIC EFFECT OF SYNTHETIC TETRAPEPTIDE
V B Plakhova , V A Penniyaynen , I V Rogachevskii , S A Podzorova , E A Merculova , B V Krylov
Medical academic journal ›› 2019, Vol. 19 ›› Issue (1S) : 172 -174.
PROBABLE ANALGESIC EFFECT OF SYNTHETIC TETRAPEPTIDE
The aim of the study was to elucidate the molecular mechanisms of modulation of the NaV1.8 channels with a synthetic tetrapeptide (Ac-RERR-NH2). Our data suggest that this substance specifically modulates the activation gating device of these channels, which are responsible for coding of pain signals. This agent (0.1 nM) has a neurite-stimulating effect, which indicates its possible physiological regeneration effect on the nervous tissue. The results obtained allow us to conclude that the agent under study can claim to be the drug substance of a safe and effective analgesic.
NaV1.8 channels / neurite growth / nociception
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Plakhova V.B., Penniyaynen V.A., Rogachevskii I.V., Podzorova S.A., Merculova E.A., Krylov B.V.
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