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Thus, modulating the Fc:FcRn interaction to prolong plasma half-life and attain a favorable biodistribution is a clinical success, and several clinical-stage candidate therapeutics harbor either the YTE or LS amino acid substitutions, or a more recently reported triple Fc mutant variant (Q311R/M428E/N434W
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A previous cellular study has found that treatment of chondrocytes isolated from femoral condyles of patients with OA with TGF-1, a cartilage protective factor and an important regulator of cartilage homeostasis, increased the expression of HK2 and glucose transporter 1(one of the key regulators of glycolysis), thereby stimulating enhanced aerobic glycolysis and increasing the production of abnormal metabolites (78)
