Effect of Chronic Dolutegravir Administration on the Trace Amine Profile in Wistar Rats

Data do not raise major concerns about DTG in the context of the trace amine profile. However, given the importance of the dysregulated trace amine profile in various diseased states, including HIV, current data warrant clinical investigation to further evaluate the significance of DTG-associated effects on the trace amine profile.

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Drugs in R&D
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2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s40268-024-00484-4
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Diet and metabolism studies
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Effect of Chronic Dolutegravir Administration on the Trace Amine Profile in Wistar Rats

Carine Smith, Tracy Kellermann, N. Henning
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Drugs in R&D
Diet and metabolism studies
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Effect of Chronic Dolutegravir Administration on the Trace Amine Profile in Wistar Rats

Carine Smith, Tracy Kellermann, N. Henning
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Abstract

Data do not raise major concerns about DTG in the context of the trace amine profile. However, given the importance of the dysregulated trace amine profile in various diseased states, including HIV, current data warrant clinical investigation to further evaluate the significance of DTG-associated effects on the trace amine profile.

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Stellenbosch University (ZA)
Universiteit Stellenbosch
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