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Tachykinins
receptor antagonists
Tachykinins receptor antagonists: One therapeutic class for
multiple indications?
The tachykinins were first identified in 1931 however the
therapeutic potential of their receptor antagonists is only
starting to be realized. Tachykinin receptor antagonists have
been strongly implicated for the treatment of at least 6 major
disease groups including CNS disorders, pain, airway disease,
urinary incontinence, emesis and intestinal disfunction. The
often overlapping etiologies of these diseases means that not
only do tachykinin antagonists represent one of the major
pharmaceutical targets of the 21st century but that research
groups already developing this class for one indication must
have a good appreciation of it's full potential. This major
state of the art dossier addresses proof of concept issues
including disease overviews, preclinical data and results from
clinical trials; drug development profiles; markets profiles; a
variety of practical steps designed to optimize in house
development and; strategic analysis of future development needs.
In short this document is designed to be a key reference point
for researchers seeking new targets for a wide variety of
indications or for researchers who are already involved in the
development of tachykinin receptor antagonists but who are
looking to optimize drug development potential:
Dossier statistics: 12,000 words, plus profiles on 8 drugs in
development and on-line access to over 320 citations, 9
PaperSets (these are targeted bibliographies covering entire
areas) and knowledge resources.
Table of contents
+ Abstract
+ Proof of Concept
+ CNS
+ Pain
+ Asthma/COPD
+ Urge Incontinence
+ Emesis/Nausea
+ IBS/Food Allergy
+ Side Effects
+ Drugs in Development
+ Market Size
+ Advantages
+ Experimental Tools
+ Screening Architecture
+ Field Leaders
+ Summary
Publication date: 13th November 2001
About the Author: Dr Jon Goldhill has over 10 years of
academic and industrial research experience including 5 years in
middle management at the French pharmaceutical giants,
Sanofi-Synthelabo. Focussing on a variety of indications
including inflammatory disorders, GI disease, Urological
conditions and cancer, Dr Goldhill was responsible for target
identification and project development. Dr Goldhill is now CEO
and chief analyst at LeadDiscovery and coordinates the
identification of candidate drug discovery projects with
industrial potential.
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