CD2665
Cells and tissue onlyNot measured in peopleResearch onlySmall molecule
A laboratory chemical that blocks the vitamin A receptor instead of switching it on, which is the reverse of the approved retinoid drugs.
A synthetic retinoid antagonist, described by the authors who tested it as targeting RARγ, the retinoic acid receptor most abundantly expressed in the growth plate. It blocks the receptor rather than activating it, which is the opposite of every approved retinoid. Sold research-use-only.
Risks. Never given to a person, so nothing is known. Blocking vitamin A signalling throughout the body would be expected to affect vision, immunity and skin.
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