Table 4.
Inhibitor | Origin | Action | Therapeutic use | References |
---|---|---|---|---|
ONO-5046 (Sivelestat) | exogenous/synthetic | - inhibition of released and membrane bound elastase | AATD, COPD, ARSD; CKD | 18, 82 |
ONO-6818 (Freselestat) | exogenous/synthetic | - inhibition of released and membrane bound elastase | ALI, SIRS | 18, 98 |
AZD9668 (Alvestat) | exogenous/synthetic | - reversible inhibitor with high selectivity and target specificity | ALI, lung emphysema, COPD | 18 |
BAY- 678 | exogenous/synthetic | - reversible inhibitor with high selectivity and target specificity | ALI, lung emphysema | 18 |
BAY-85-8501 | exogenous/synthetic | - improvement in potency and inhibitory capacity for NE | anti-inflammatory in pulmonary diseases | 76 |
4-oxo-β-lactams | exogenous/synthetic | - selective irreversivel NE inhibitor | COPD | 85 |
MK0339 | exogenous/synthetic | - cell survival enhancer - stimulator of formation of mature neutrophils |
ELANE‐associated neutropenia | 87 |
Cinnoline derivatives | exogenous/synthetic | - reversible competitive inhibitors of NE | anti-inflammatory | 88 |
Camostat mesilate | exogenous/synthetic | - anti-oxidant | chronic pancreatitis , renoprotection in patients with salt-sensitive hypertension, slows the progression of CRF, improvement of CKD progression |
92, 130, 131 |
SB- 656933 | exogenous/synthetic | - prevention of neutrophil infiltration | CF | 99 |
- modulation of airway inflammation | ||||
MK-7123 | exogenous/synthetic | - antagonist of the cytokine receptor CXCR2 | COPD | 100 |
Azithromycin | exogenous/synthetic | - inhibition of CXCL8 levels and bacterial load | COPD | 101 |
Roflumistat | exogenous/synthetic | - inhibition of the AcPG pathway | COPD | 102 |
AATD: alpha1-antitrypsin deficiency; AcPGP: acetylated proline-glycine-proline; ALI: acute lung injury; ARDS: acute respiratory distress syndrome; CF: Cystic fibrosis; COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; CRF: chronic renal failure; CXCL8: chemokine ligand 8: CXCR2: chemokine receptor type2; NE: neutrophil elastase; SIRS systemic inflammatory response syndrome.