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EBCL-0013
Immuno-oncology is a trend in immunotherapy, which is directed at the stimulation of the immune system response against cancer cells. Normally the human immune system destroys cancer cells in the body, but cancer cells adapt and mutate in some cases, successfully camouflaging from the immune system. This fact allows tumors to grow and threaten the organism. Classical cancer immunotherapy agents are modified T-cells that target tumors, or antibody-based species that target the immune checkpoint cascades. However, small molecules acting on intracellular molecular targets, that affect immune response against cancer cells, are also an important tool for cancer immunology.
Cancer Immunology Related Ligands Library contains 1749 small ligands, some representative molecules are given below: Gefapixant, P2X3 receptor antagonist; ABX-1431, MAG lipase inhibitor; TGX115, PI3 kinase inhibitor; Ticagrelor, P2Y12 platelet inhibitor.
Related terms: A1 receptor, epoxide hydrolase, A2A, A3 receptor, fatty acid amide hydrolase, acetylcholinesterase, butyrylcholinesterase, carboxylesterase, Janus kinase
Immunosuppressive cells and related molecular targets in tumor microenvironment (Created by BioRender.com)
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NoteAll the compounds with solubility below 10 mM are shipped as 2 mM solutions.
A1 receptor
61
61
Number of compounds
61
epoxide hydrolase 2
57
57
Number of compounds
57
A2A receptor
54
54
Number of compounds
54
A3 receptor
46
46
Number of compounds
46
Fatty acid amide hydrolase
40
40
Number of compounds
40