Table 3.
Potential therapeutic approaches
|
Effect
|
Species
|
Ref.
|
Sex hormones | Decreased expression of ER stress markers | Human (UC female patients) | [100] |
Naltrexone | Reduced ER stress levels, increased the expression of endogenous encephalins and endorphins | Human (IBD patients) | [101] |
Bacillus subtilis (RZ001) | Promoted intestinal mucosa repair | Mouse | [102] |
Bacterial indoleacrylic acid | Promoted anti-inflammatory cytokines secretion while inducing goblet cells differentiation | Mouse | [103] |
Hyaluronan 35 kDa | Promoted epithelial wound healing | Mouse | [106] |
ER: Endoplasmic reticulum; IBD: Inflammatory bowel disease; UC: Ulcerative colitis.