Importance of photophosphatidylserine and Tim-3 in photoimmunotherapy
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Kumar, Arun
Pandey, Sadanand
Kumar, Deepak
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Natural killer (NK) cells help regulate autoimmune reactions, but overactivation causes harm. A Tim-3 receptor is an immune checkpoint that prevents overactivation. Its malfunction is related to autoimmune diseases and is mediated by phosphorylation of Tim-3 and other ligands. Photophosphatidylserine (phoPS) is a photoswitchable instrument that regulates NK cells through Tim-3. PS is bound to multiple receptors; therefore it can be utilised against cancer, infectious disorders, and autoimmune diseases, though more in vitro and in vivo research studies are needed.
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RSC Medicinal Chemistry
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13
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11
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Sharma, A; Kumar, A; Pandey, S; Kumar, D, Importance of photophosphatidylserine and Tim-3 in photoimmunotherapy, RSC Medicinal Chemistry, 2022, 13 (11), pp. 1274-1275