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Doctoral thesis . 2018
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Identificación de nuevos compuestos activos en el receptor GPR35. Un receptor huérfano implicado en procesos inflamatorios

Authors: González García, Alejandro;

Identificación de nuevos compuestos activos en el receptor GPR35. Un receptor huérfano implicado en procesos inflamatorios

Abstract

El receptor GPR35 es un receptor acoplado a proteinas G (GPCR) huérfano poco caracterizado. Su relevancia como diana terapéutica en procesos inflamatorios y otras patologías está limitada por su baja caracterización farmacológica. En la presente tesis doctoral; empleando técnicas de cribado de alto rendimiento: 1) un método basado en BRET permite detectar la movilización de la β-arrestina como resultado de la activación del receptor y 2) un método fenotípico basado en DMR que permite detectar la respuesta celular global derivada de las interacciones originadas entre el receptor y cada ligando con una elevada sensibilidad a ligeros cambios en el efecto de cualquier vía; se han identificado nuevos agonistas selectivos para los ortólogos de rata y humano de GPR35; así como un grupo de moduladores alostéricos negativos con diferencias atribuibles a selectividad funcional e interespecie. Estos nuevos compuestos podrían tener utilidad como herramientas para el conocimiento del receptor y su farmacología.

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:Investigación::32 Ciencias médicas::3208 Farmacodinámica::320804 Lugar de acción activa, receptores [Materias], :Investigación::32 Ciencias médicas::3208 Farmacodinámica::320803 Activación, procesos múltiples [Materias], Materias::Investigación::32 Ciencias médicas::3208 Farmacodinámica::320803 Activación, procesos múltiples, Selectividad funcional, Materias::Investigación::32 Ciencias médicas::3208 Farmacodinámica::320804 Lugar de acción activa, receptores, GPCRs, Alosterismo

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