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90 Day Deep Dive Podcast Series into the World of Human Receptor Pharmacology - Day 50 Orphan Nuclear Receptors & Drug Discovery

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This podcast episode explores orphan nuclear receptors, focusing on Rev-Erb and ROR, which are important for circadian rhythms and metabolism. The discussion covers how scientists are working to discover their activating ligands through methods like large-scale screening and computational modeling. The episode delves into the challenges and potential therapeutic applications, particularly for sleep disorders, metabolic diseases, and cancer. It also examines how studying well-understood receptors like the thyroid hormone receptor can provide insights into these mysterious orphan receptors.

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