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antileukotriene
(redirected from FLAP inhibitors)

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antileukotriene
Any of a class of agents that either interfere with leukotriene synthesis or antagonize leukotriene receptors, which are as effective as cromolyn or theophylline, and may ↓ the amount of inhaled steroids needed to control inflammation See Asthma, Leukotrienes, Zafirlukast, Zileuton
Antileukotrienes
LTD4 receptor antagonists
Zafirkulast-Accolate® Benefits LTD4-induced bronchoconstriction, early and late responses, exercise challenge, cold-induced asthma, chronic asthma
5-Lipoxygenase inhibitor
Zileutron-Zyflo®Benefits asthma induced by exercise, cold, aspirin, bronchial hyperresponsiveness
FLAP inhibitors
None are FDA-approved Benefits early and late responses and cold-induced asthma
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The direct 5-LOX inhibitors interact with the enzyme via a redox, a nonredox or an iron chelating mechanism (McMillan and Walker, 1992), while FLAP inhibitors block the association of the enzyme with the cellular membrane (Dixon et al.
 
 
 
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