Breaking Barriers in Alzheimer’s: Next‐Gen Small Molecules Targeting USP14 for Neuroprotection and Protein Homeostasis

This is the first report of IU1's use in AD models as a USP14 inhibitor. AA10 and AA51 showed superior efficacy, making them promising candidates for future preclinical validations. The next phase involves testing therapeutic efficacy and brain bioavailability in AD mouse models to advance their potential as future treatments.

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz70859_106289
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Autophagy in Disease and Therapy
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Breaking Barriers in Alzheimer’s: Next‐Gen Small Molecules Targeting USP14 for Neuroprotection and Protein Homeostasis

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This is the first report of IU1's use in AD models as a USP14 inhibitor. AA10 and AA51 showed superior efficacy, making them promising candidates for future preclinical validations. The next phase involves testing therapeutic efficacy and brain bioavailability in AD mouse models to advance their potential as future treatments.

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