埃弗-埃弗林四重化抑制剂准双向信号,以对抗疼痛和成

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Hanghang Wang, Amav Khambete, Frances Sprouse

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    |December 22, 2025
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    研究人员发现了抑制Eph-Ephrin四聚体形成的小分子,准EphB1和EphB2相互作用. 这些口服可用的化合物减少信号传递,缓解疼痛和戒断行为,提供了一种新的治疗方法.

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