These findings further support the potential therapeutic effects of Oxy210 mediated in part through inhibition of senescence-driven hepatic fibrosis and inflammation in MASH and perhaps in other senescence-associated fibrotic diseases.
These findings suggest that Oxy210 could be a drug candidate for targeting both NASH and atherosclerosis, as well as chronic inflammation associated with the manifestations of metabolic syndrome.
The oxysterols Oxy186 and Oxy210 both possess inhibitory activity towards WNT/β-catenin signaling, and Oxy186 is also a potent inhibitor of NSCLC tumor growth.