Autophagy as a Drug Target: Separating Flux, Target Engagement and Clinical Benefit
Autophagic flux, target engagement and clinical benefit are different measurements. Human trials and a named programme illustrate the evidence boundaries.
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Interventions, clinical development, and the strength and limits of the evidence.
Autophagic flux, target engagement and clinical benefit are different measurements. Human trials and a named programme illustrate the evidence boundaries.
Animal survival, authorised disease uses and human trials support different conclusions. Null endpoints and unresolved healthy-person longevity claims remain visible.
ER-100 has sponsor-reported first dosing, while other programmes remain at different stages. Trial entry, human-cell findings and clinical benefit are not equivalent.
Tracks human senolytic evidence, registered programs, negative translation and preclinical limits.
Separates molecule-specific clinical outcomes from observational, mechanistic and direct longevity claims.