Semax in spinal injury: testing lysosomal and ubiquitination pathways
A female-mouse spinal-injury model was combined with neuronal-cell experiments, sequencing and target-perturbation studies.
Preclinical studyPaper year: 2025Semax
01 / DESIGN
What was studied?
A female-mouse spinal-injury model was combined with neuronal-cell experiments, sequencing and target-perturbation studies.
02 / FINDINGS
What did the researchers report?
The authors reported improved selected recovery measures and proposed a pathway involving opioid-receptor signaling, USP18 and protein deubiquitination.
03 / INTERPRETATION
What are the limits?
Computational target suggestions and experimental pathway results differ in evidential strength. Findings in one sex and injury model do not establish human neurological treatment.
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RESEARCH CONTEXT
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