Compound 7P

Description

What is Compound 7P?

Compound 7p was made as part of a series of compounds that were made to find thromboxane receptor antagonists and inhibitors of thromboxane synthesis. It also shows selectivity for prostaglandin I2 synthase (PTGIS, CYP8A1) over thromboxane synthase.[R]

Nootropics, frequently referred to as “smart medications”, are a heterogeneous class of chemicals. The term “nootropic” was first used to describe substances that primarily stimulate cognitive functions, such as memory and learning. In a way, they interfere with the metabolism of central nervous system (CNS) neuronal cells.

There is no standardized method for classifying these chemicals.

Others mix these two classes or use the phrase cognitive impact rather than a nootropic.[R]

How Does Compound 7P Work?

In a study, a phenotypic cell-based screen of chemical libraries and structure-activity-guided optimization led to the discovery of compound 7p, which helps cultured primary neurons derived from the hippocampus, cerebral cortex, and retina grow new branches.

In an animal model of optic nerve damage, compound 7p was shown to induce the growth of gap-43-positive axons.

This shows that compound 7p’s ability to promote neurite outgrowth in the lab also promotes axon regeneration in the body.[R]

Compound 7P Research

Numerous animal and human studies have been conducted on the potential application of Compound 7P. Below follow some of the relevant findings:

Compound 7P on in vitro Neurite Outgrowth Activity

Compound 7p is part of a series of sulfonamidoacetamides that were made and tested for their ability to help elicit axon regeneration. The result of the study showed that compound 7 was effective at encouraging axon regeneration both in vitro and in vivo.

Here, we talk about a phenotypic cell-based screen of chemical libraries and structure-activity-guided optimization that led to the discovery of compound 7p, which helps cultured primary neurons from the hippocampus, cerebral cortex, and retina grow new branches.

This suggests that it could be used to treat nerve damage. [R] Further study can also help to enhance treatment strategies for different injuries, such as optic nerve injury.

Compound 7P on Cancer

Compound 7p has been developed to have potent anti-cervical cancer effects in a study on novel 1,3,5-triazine derivatives. The mechanism of action is through modulation of the expression of Bax, Bcl2, and Caspases, proteins involved in apoptosis (cell death) regulation.

This suggests that compound 7p may have the potential as a therapeutic agent for the treatment of cervical cancer. 

Future efforts should focus on further exploring the potential of Compound 7P powder to prove its effectiveness in cancer treatments.