A prodrug targeting CIM6P/IGF2R enhances memory in healthy mice and reverses deficits in an Angelman syndrome mouse model
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Nature
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neural coding
发布时间：
2025-10-30 15:37
摘要：
PMP1, a novel prodrug targeting the CIM6P/IGF2 receptor, has shown significant potential in enhancing memory in healthy mice and reversing cognitive deficits in a mouse model of Angelman syndrome. Both subcutaneous and oral administrations of PMP1 resulted in notable improvements without adverse effects. The study highlights the urgent need for effective treatments for neurodevelopmental disorders and positions PMP1 as a promising candidate for further development.
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PMP1 significantly enhances memory strength and persistence in healthy mice.
PMP1 reverses memory impairments and motor deficits in Angelman syndrome mice.
The treatment does not elicit any detectable adverse effects.
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PMP1, a novel prodrug targeting the CIM6P/IGF2 receptor, has shown significant potential in enhancing memory in healthy mice and reversing cognitive deficits in a mouse model of Angelman syndrome. Both subcutaneous and oral administrations of PMP1 resulted in notable improvements without adverse effects. The study highlights the urgent need for effective treatments for neurodevelopmental disorders and positions PMP1 as a promising candidate for further development.