Neuroprotective effet of Cabergoline and Mdivi-1 (Drp1 inhibitor) in Morphine-addicted cells
Description
Chronic morphine was found to downregulate MOR and DRD2, increasing α-synuclein, MEK-2, and β-arrestin2 expression in neural cells, leading to increased demand for dopamine, receptor desensitization, and development of neuroadaptation. Drp1 levels rose in morphine-addicted cells, disturbing the autophagy-apoptosis balance. Combining Cabergoline-Mdivi-1 significantly reduced autophagy-apoptosis, decreased ROS, and increased TAC and BDNF.
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References
Journal of Cellular Biochemistry
Exploring Neuroadaptive Cellular Pathways in Chronic Morphine Exposure: An In-Vitro Analysis of Cabergoline and Mdivi-1 Co-Treatment Effects on the Autophagy-Apoptosis Axis
DOI: 10.1002/jcb.30558
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