Network-Level GPCR Regulation and Healthy Aging: Policy Priorities

Prof Kenneth E. Thorpe, Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease, USA — Research, regulatory, and healthcare systems must evolve beyond disease-specific approaches to support equitable implementation of GPCR-based interventions targeting shared mechanisms underlying age-related diseases. For a full article, please click here.

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Frontiers
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2026-10-29
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https://doi.org/10.25453/plabs.34857144
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Receptor Mechanisms and Signaling
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Network-Level GPCR Regulation and Healthy Aging: Policy Priorities

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Abstract

Prof Kenneth E. Thorpe, Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease, USA — Research, regulatory, and healthcare systems must evolve beyond disease-specific approaches to support equitable implementation of GPCR-based interventions targeting shared mechanisms underlying age-related diseases. For a full article, please click here.

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