TABLE 2.
Molecular targets of fingolimod and its relevant effective concentrations/doses.
Author/Year | Model/Therapeutic dose | Molecular target/Form | Effect | Mechanisms of action |
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Chiba 1998 | Rats | - | Decreases Circulating Lymphocytes | Lymphocyte homing acceleration |
Chiba et al. (1998) | 0.1–1 mg/kg oral | |||
Mandala 2002 | Mice and Rats | S1P receptors/Phosphorylated | Rapid peripheral lymphopenia | Lymphocytes sequestration |
Mandala et al. (2002) | 2.5 mg/kg IV | |||
Brinkmann 2002 | Rats | S1P receptors | Decreases Circulating Lymphocytes | Lymphocytes sequestration in secondary lymphatic tissues and away from inflammatory lesions and graft sites |
Brinkmann et al. (2002) | 0.1–1 mg/kg oral | (1,3–5)/Phosphorylated | ||
Sanchez 2003 | Mice | S1P receptors/Phosphorylated | Decrease in VEGF-induced vascular permeability, maintains the integrity and functionality of endothelial cells | stimulates VE-cadherin and ß-catenin translocation and assembly into cell-cell junctions |
Sanchez et al. (2003) | 50 µg by gavage | |||
Matloubian 2004 | Mice | S1P1/Phosphorylated | Lymphopenia | S1P1 downregulation |
Matloubian et al. (2004) | 1.1 or 1 mg/kg IP | |||
Bandhuvula 2005 | Mice | S1P lyase/Non- Phosphorylated | Lymphopenia | S1P lyase inhibition |
Bandhuvula et al. (2005) | 1 mg IP | |||
Lamontagne 2006 | Mice | S1P1/Phosphorylated | Inhibition of tumor-associated angiogenesis | S1P1 internalization |
LaMontagne et al. (2006) | 0.3 or 3 mg/kg oral | |||
Payne 2007 | In vitro | cPLA2α/Non- Phosphorylated | Inflammation inhibition | cPLA2α inhibition |
Payne et al. (2007) | 200–800 p.m. | |||
Schmid 2007 | Mice | S1P1/Phosphorylated | Inhibition of tumor-associated angiogenesis | |
Schmid et al. (2007) | 10 mg/kg IP | |||
Toneli2010 | In vitro | SK1/Non-Phosphorylated | Induces apoptosis in cancer cells | ubiquitin-proteasomal degradation |
Tonelli et al. (2010) | 50 µM | |||
Lahiri 2009 | In vitro | Ceramide synthase/Non-Phosphorylated | - | noncompetitive inhibition toward acyl-CoA and sphinganine |
Lahiri et al. (2009) | 25–100 µM | |||
Chen 2013 | Rats | Ceramide synthase/Non-Phosphorylated | Protects retina from light-induce degeneration | De novo Ceramide synthase inhibition |
Chen et al. (2013) | 10 mg/kg IP | |||
Dawson 2011 | In vitro | ASMase/Non-Phosphorylated | - | proteolytic degradation of the enzyme complex |
Dawson and Qin, (2011) | 10 µM | |||
Hait 2014 | In vitro | class I HDACs/Phosphorylated | facilitates fear extinction memory reactivates ERα expression | Binding to active site of class I HDACs leading to enzymatic activity inhibition |
Hait et al. (2014) | 5 µM | |||
Hait 2015 | Mice | |||
Hait et al. (2015) | 1 mg/kg oral | |||
Segura-Ulate 2017 | In vitro | HDAC/- | reverses a-synuclein-induced downregulation of BDNF | increased histone 3 acetylation |
Segura-Ulate et al. (2017) | 150 nM | |||
Perla 2020 | In vitro | HDAC/- | induces antitumor activities in medulloblastoma cells | increased histone 3 acetylation |
Perla et al. (2020) | 7.5 or 10 µM | |||
Ji 2019 | Rat | HDAC/Phosphorylated | M1 to M2 shift decrease pro-inflammatory factors prevent ischemia-induced brain injury | prevents KLF4 to interact with HDAC1 |
Ji et al. (2019) | 2 mg/kg IP | |||
Qin 2013 | In vitro | TRPM7/Non-Phosphorylated | inhibits cell proliferation and migration | TRPM7 inhibition |
Qin et al. (2013) | 1 µM | |||
Schilling 2014 | In vitro | TRPM7/- | inhibits cell proliferation and polarization of macrophages | TRPM7 inhibition |
Schilling et al. (2014) | 3 µM | |||
Van meeteren 2008 | In vitro | Autotaxin/LPA axis/Phosphorylated | reduces plasma levels of LPA | Autotaxin inhibition |
van Meeteren et al. (2008) | 100–250 nM | |||
Mice | ||||
Szepanowski 2016 | 1 mg/kg oral | |||
Mice | ||||
Szepanowski et al. (2016) | 1 mg/kg IP | Phosphorylated | LPA reduction | LPA synthesis inhibition |
Matouska 2003 | In vitro | PP2A/Non-Phosphorylated | Akt and p70S6k/p85S6k dephosphorylation leading to cell apoptosis | disruption of interaction of PP2A to SET, leading to PP2A activation |
Matsuoka et al. (2003) | 2.5–10 µM |