Table 5.
Strategic Directions for Advancing JAK Inhibitor Therapies in Inflammatory and Stress-Related Disorders: A Focus on Combination Approaches
Category | Findings/Current Applications | Future Research Directions and Considerations | References |
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Specificity | Isoform-specific inhibitors such as filgotinib and upadacitinib | Development of targeted cotherapies that leverage the specificity of Jakinibs alongside other agents | [274, 277, 278] |
Liposomal formulations for targeted drug delivery | Use of targeted release systems that deliver both Jakinibs and complementary agents to specific cells or tissues | [279, 280] | |
Therapeutic Efficacy | Efficacy in treating inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis | Further research into the synergistic effects of Jakinibs with SSRI or benzodiazepines in stress disorders | [272, 273] |
Combination with methotrexate or monoclonal antibodies | Assessment of Jakinibs in combination with anti-inflammatory agents like corticosteroids or with neurotrophic factors like BDNF in stress disorders | [276] | |
Biomarker-guided therapies in cancer | Development of precision medicine approaches that tailor combination therapies based on individual patient profiles | [281, 282] | |
Safety and Side Effects | Immunological concerns such as immunosuppression | Detailed pharmacokinetic studies to determine optimal dosage regimes that minimize adverse effects when using combination therapies | [283] |
Regulatory Aspects | FDA-approved for specific conditions | Multiphase clinical trials to assess the safety and efficacy of combinatorial therapies with the aim of regulatory approval |