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Re: poorgradstudent post# 163311

Monday, 07/01/2013 1:38:09 PM

Monday, July 01, 2013 1:38:09 PM

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If preferential inhibition of JAK1 can improve upon JAK1/2



Although in that case the Galapagos compound comes into play as well. There was some good discussion over on SI about the long-lasting metabolite of the Galapagos drug.

I personally have high hopes for a JAK1 drug in autoimmune disease. The basis for this is that inhibiting JAK1 in theory blocks STAT3, which in turn is one of the critical pathways for TH17, which I have come to believe is one of the key players in autoimmunity.

You can see the (complex) TH17 pathways here:

http://www.rndsystems.com/Pathway.aspx?p=15483&r=15436

Peter
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