Natural compounds as modulators of redox-dependent, inflammatory-mediated signal transduction pathways
Closes 28 May, 2024
Issue Pre-order formJournal: Recent Advances in Inflammation & Allergy Drug Discovery
Guest editor(s): marco Tutone
Co-Guest Editor(s): Giulia Culletta
Introduction
Inflammation is an adaptive response triggered by harmful stimuli and conditions such as infection and tissue injury. The excessive oxidant challenge eventually starts signaling events involved in the development of a wide range inflammation-based degenerative pathologies. In line with this, numerous natural compounds have been recently shown to modulate the inflammatory response effectively. Originally considered ‘health-promoting’ by virtue of their radical-scavenging or direct antioxidant effects on cellular biomolecules, natural compounds are now believed to effectively modulate the inflammatory response by intercepting reactive species at the level of critical signaling pathways. The aim of this Special Issue is to bring together updated research on the modulation of inflammatory conditions by natural compounds. Studies on synergistic interactions between phytochemicals, interplay with pharmaceuticals, structure–activity relationships, computational studies are welcomed. Contributions are invited from investigators worldwide in the form of reviews or original research articles on the anti-inflammatory effects and mechanisms exerted by natural compounds.
Keywords
inflammation, natural compounds, redox, in vitro/in vivo studies, computational studies