1. Robust and Efficient Assessment of Potency (REAP) as a quantitative tool for dose-response curve estimation

    This article has 9 authors:
    1. Shouhao Zhou
    2. Xinyi Liu
    3. Xinying Fang
    4. Vernon M Chinchilli
    5. Michael Wang
    6. Hong-Gang Wang
    7. Nikolay V Dokholyan
    8. Chan Shen
    9. J Jack Lee
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      Evaluation Summary:

      This article proposes methodology and accompanying software for robustly fitting dose-response curves where response is a number between 0 and 1. When response is transformed using the common logistic transformation, values close to 0 or 1 become large in magnitude, unduly influencing the fitted curve after back-transformation and introducing bias in the estimate of certain parameters. The proposed approach, called Robust and Efficient Assessment of Potency, is less perturbed by these extreme measurements.

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  2. Hemin shows antiviral activity in vitro , possibly through suppression of viral entry mediators

    This article has 15 authors:
    1. Mehmet Altay Unal
    2. Ceylan Verda Bitirim
    3. Julia Somers
    4. Gokce Yagmur Summak
    5. Omur Besbinar
    6. Ebru Kocakaya
    7. Cansu Gurcan
    8. Hasan Nazir
    9. Zeynep Busra Aksoy Ozer
    10. Sibel Aysil Ozkan
    11. Sidar Bereketoglu
    12. Aykut Ozkul
    13. Emek Demir
    14. Kamil Can Akcali
    15. Acelya Yilmazer

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  3. SARS-CoV-2 Subunit Virus-Like Vaccine Demonstrates High Safety Profile and Protective Efficacy: Preclinical Study

    This article has 14 authors:
    1. A.V. Vakhrusheva
    2. A.V. Kudriavtsev
    3. N.A. Kryuchkov
    4. R.V. Deev
    5. M.E. Frolova
    6. K.A. Blagodatskikh
    7. M. Djonovic
    8. A.A. Nedorubov
    9. E. Odintsova
    10. A.V. Ivanov
    11. E.A. Romanovskaya-Romanko
    12. M.A. Stukova
    13. A.A. Isaev
    14. I.V. Krasilnikov

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  4. Modeling osteoporosis to design and optimize pharmacological therapies comprising multiple drug types

    This article has 7 authors:
    1. David J Jörg
    2. Doris H Fuertinger
    3. Alhaji Cherif
    4. David A Bushinsky
    5. Ariella Mermelstein
    6. Jochen G Raimann
    7. Peter Kotanko
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      Evaluation Summary:

      This paper will be of interest to the pharmacology community with interest in available drug treatments for osteoporosis and how to optimize these. The key findings of the paper are based on in silico results and indicate that combined drug treatments may be more efficient in treatment of osteoporosis. This could have a significant impact on clinical management of osteoporosis patients.

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  5. FSH-blocking therapeutic for osteoporosis

    This article has 46 authors:
    1. Sakshi Gera
    2. Tan-Chun Kuo
    3. Anisa Azatovna Gumerova
    4. Funda Korkmaz
    5. Damini Sant
    6. Victoria DeMambro
    7. Karthyayani Sudha
    8. Ashley Padilla
    9. Geoffrey Prevot
    10. Jazz Munitz
    11. Abraham Teunissen
    12. Mandy MT van Leent
    13. Tomas GJM Post
    14. Jessica C Fernandes
    15. Jessica Netto
    16. Farhath Sultana
    17. Eleanor Shelly
    18. Satish Rojekar
    19. Pushkar Kumar
    20. Liam Cullen
    21. Jiya Chatterjee
    22. Anusha Pallapati
    23. Sari Miyashita
    24. Hasni Kannangara
    25. Megha Bhongade
    26. Puja Sengupta
    27. Kseniia Ievleva
    28. Valeriia Muradova
    29. Rogerio Batista
    30. Cemre Robinson
    31. Anne Macdonald
    32. Susan Hutchison
    33. Mansi Saxena
    34. Marcia Meseck
    35. John Caminis
    36. Jameel Iqbal
    37. Maria I New
    38. Vitaly Ryu
    39. Se-Min Kim
    40. Jay J Cao
    41. Neeha Zaidi
    42. Zahi A Fayad
    43. Daria Lizneva
    44. Clifford J Rosen
    45. Tony Yuen
    46. Mone Zaidi
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      Evaluation Summary:

      The authors describe a comprehensive characterization of a new humanized FSH blocking antibody (MS-Hu6), which they have studied in-depth in terms of its efficacy on bone and fat tissues. They provide compelling data on mouse and monkey species with a complete evaluation of its pharmacokinetics and biodistribution and characterize its effect for the treatment of obesity and bone loss. It is an important contribution and will be useful to a general readership in endocrinology, bone and fat metabolism.

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  6. Targeting neutrophils extracellular traps (NETs) reduces multiple organ injury in a COVID-19 mouse model

    This article has 16 authors:
    1. Flavio P. Veras
    2. Giovanni F. Gomes
    3. Bruna M. S. Silva
    4. Diego B. Caetité
    5. Cicero J. L. R. Almeida
    6. Camila Meirelles S. Silva
    7. Ayda H. Schneider
    8. Emily S. Corneo
    9. Caio S. Bonilha
    10. Sabrina S. Batah
    11. Ronaldo Martins
    12. Eurico Arruda
    13. Alexandre T. Fabro
    14. José C. Alves-Filho
    15. Thiago M. Cunha
    16. Fernando Q. Cunha

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  7. Methylene Blue Is a Nonspecific Protein–Protein Interaction Inhibitor with Potential for Repurposing as an Antiviral for COVID-19

    This article has 8 authors:
    1. Sung-Ting Chuang
    2. Henrietta Papp
    3. Anett Kuczmog
    4. Rebecca Eells
    5. Jose M. Condor Capcha
    6. Lina A. Shehadeh
    7. Ferenc Jakab
    8. Peter Buchwald

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  8. Robust and durable prophylactic protection conferred by RNA interference in preclinical models of SARS-CoV-2

    This article has 35 authors:
    1. Yesseinia I. Anglero-Rodriguez
    2. Florian A. Lempp
    3. James McIninch
    4. Mark K. Schlegel
    5. Christopher R. Brown
    6. Donald J. Foster
    7. Adam B. Castoreno
    8. Tuyen Nguyen
    9. Megha Subramanian
    10. Martin Montiel-Ruiz
    11. Hannah Kaiser
    12. Anna Sahakyan
    13. Roberto Spreafico
    14. Svetlana Shulga Morskaya
    15. Joseph D. Barry
    16. Daniel Berman
    17. Stephanie Lefebvre
    18. Anne Kasper
    19. Timothy Racie
    20. Diann Weddle
    21. Melissa Mobley
    22. Arlin Rogers
    23. Joseph Dybowski
    24. Saeho Chong
    25. Jayaprakash Nair
    26. Amy Simon
    27. Kevin Sloan
    28. Seungmin Hwang
    29. Herbert W. Virgin
    30. Kevin Fitzgerald
    31. Martin A. Maier
    32. Gregory Hinkle
    33. Christy M. Hebner
    34. Akin Akinc
    35. Vasant Jadhav

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  9. Differential Activity of Repurposed Drugs as Receptor Binding Domain Antagonists for Omicron and Native Strains of SarsCov2

    This article has 8 authors:
    1. Kranti Meher
    2. Saranya K
    3. Arpitha Reddy
    4. Gopi Kadiyala
    5. Subra Iyer
    6. Subhramanyam Vangala
    7. Satish Chandran
    8. Uday Saxena

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  10. Lack of antiviral activity of probenecid in Vero E6 cells and Syrian golden hamsters: a need for better understanding of inter-lab differences in preclinical assays

    This article has 19 authors:
    1. Helen Box
    2. Shaun H Pennington
    3. Edyta Kijak
    4. Lee Tatham
    5. Claire H Caygill
    6. Rose C Lopeman
    7. Laura N Jeffreys
    8. Joanne Herriott
    9. Joanne Sharp
    10. Megan Neary
    11. Anthony Valentijn
    12. Henry Pertinez
    13. Paul Curley
    14. Usman Arshad
    15. Rajith KR Rajoli
    16. Steve Rannard
    17. James P. Stewart
    18. Giancarlo A Biagini
    19. Andrew Owen

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