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| CORM | Effect | Ref. |
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Bacteria: | |
E. coli | CORM-2 | Decreased viability of uropathogenic isolates and reduced colonization of human bladder epithelial cells | [17] |
Suppressed cell membrane respiration in the EC598 strain |
PhotoCORM | | [18] |
TryptoCORM | Reduces cell viability by > 99.9% | [19] |
N. gonorrhoeae | TryptoCORM | Reduces cell viability by > 99% | [20] |
H. pylori | CORM-2 | Reduced cell viability via inhibition of Ni-containing urease | [21] |
CORM-3 |
S. typhimurium | CORM-3 | Reduced growth and viability | [22] |
P. aeruginosa | CORM-2 | CORM-2, -3, and -371 reduced bacterial O2 consumption and displayed bactericidal properties | [23] |
CORM-3 |
CORM-371 | CORM-A1 slowed bacterial growth (bacteriostatic) |
CORM-A1 |
| [MnBr2(CO)4] | Varied reduction of cellular growth for a variety of strains | [24] |
Neurodifferentiation and neuroprotection: | |
Neurodifferentiation | CORM-A1 | Improved neuronal differentiation and yield in NT2 cell line by promoting oxidative metabolism | [25] |
Neuroprotection | CORM-2 | Increased viability of neural stem cells and reduced number of apoptotic cells | [26] |
| Lessened mitochondrial damage and improved neurological function of mice after induced cardiac arrest | [27] |
ALF186 | Prevented apoptosis in nerve cells simulating ischemic respiratory arrest by increasing cellular cGMP levels | [28] |
ALF492 | Protected mice against cerebral malaria | [29] |
Cochlear inflammation | CORM-2 | Inhibited MCP-1/CCL2 upregulation, reducing oxidative stress and protecting against cochlear inflammation | [30] |
Neuroinflammation | CORM-3 | Reduced inflammatory response in BV-2 microglial cells by reducing NO production | [31] |
| | Suppresses interleukin-1β-induced inflammatory responses | [32] |
Nociception and diabetes: | |
Neuropathic pain | CORM-2 | Attenuated mechanical allodynia, thermal hyperalgesia, and thermal allodynia when used in combination with the antinociceptive JWH-015 | [33] |
| | Reduced sciatic nerve injury-induced mechanical and thermal hypersensitivity by attenuating spinal microglial activation and expression of NOS1/2 and CD11b/c proteins | [34] |
Diabetes | CORM-A1 | Facilitated beta cell regeneration by reducing T-helper cell counts and TGF-β and Ki-67 expression | [35] |
Inflammatory disease: | |
Colitis | CORM-2 | Reduced cell survival of colitis-inducing cells | [36] |
| CO-HbV | Reduced tissue damage and prolonged survival of mice with induced colitis | [37] |
Bacterial LPS-induced inflammation | CORM-2 | Prevented LPS-mediated inflammation by reducing TLR4/MD2 expression on dendritic cell surfaces and protected mice against increased neutrophil counts associated with septic inflammation | [38] |
Tumour necrosis factor α-induced inflammation | CORM-2 | Induced p65 glutathionylation which protects cysteinyl residues from irreversible oxidation | [39] |
Inflammatory disease (cont.): | |
Inflammation-induced blood clotting | CORM-2 | Decreased blood clotting in human umbilical vein endothelial cells by suppressing MAPK and NF-κB signaling pathways | [40] |
Uveitis | CORM-A1 | Improved retina morphology and expression of IFNgamma and IL-17A was lowered and IL-10 raised in uveitis-induced mice | [41] |
Chronic inflammatory pain | CORM-2 | Reduced mechanical allodynia and thermal hyperalgesia in mice and diminished upregulation of NOS1 expression | [42] |
Intestinal barrier function | CORM-2 | Improved barrier function of intestinal epithelial cells by suppressing phosphorylation of the myosin light chain | [43] |
Periodontal disease | CORM-3 | Inhibited nuclear translocation of NF-κB and reduced DNA binding of p65/p50 subunits | [44] |
Vascular inflammation | CORM-3 | Inhibited neutrophilic myeloperoxidase activity | [45] |
Sepsis and associated conditions: | |
Oxidative stress | CORM-2 | Reduced oxidative stress during sepsis by increasing HO-1 expression | [46] |
NO-induced lipid peroxidation | CORM-2 | Attenuated inducible NO synthase and NO production | [46] |
CLP-induced sepsis | CORM-2 | Improved morphology of intestinal mucosa during sepsis, protecting against LPS-induced intestinal damage | [47] |
| | Reduced mortality of mice with sepsis-induced acute kidney injury by reducing biomarkers | [48] |
Septic lung injury | CORM-3 | Restored downregulated annexin A2 levels to normal in LPS-induced lung sepsis | [49] |
Myocardial dysfunction | CORM-3 | Improved myocardial function in cardiac fibroblasts of septic mice by inhibiting activation of the NLRP3 inflammasome | [50] |
Abnormal platelet coagulation | CORM-2 | Abnormal platelet activation was reduced by inhibition of glycoprotein-mediated HS1 phosphorylation | [51] |
Hyperglycemia | CORM-2 | Suppression of hepatic glucose metabolism in mice | [52] |
Recruitment of PMN leukocytes | CORM-3 | Reduced leukocyte infiltration and attenuated several (but not all) proteins expressed during sepsis | [53] |
Obesity: | |
Dietary-induced | CORM-A1 | Reduced weight gain, aided weight loss, and increased lean body mass in mice receiving a high-fat diet | [54] |
| CORM-2 | Reduced leptin resistance and led to lower body weight of animals fed high-fat diet | [55] |
Hyperglycemia | CORM-A1 | Decreased hyperglycemia and reduced plasma insulin levels | [54] |
Angiogenesis, aggregation, and cancer: | |
Angiogenesis | CORM-2 | Prevented endothelial cell migration and proliferation induced by vascular endothelial growth factor and suppressed phosphorylation of retinoblastoma protein, halting extreme cell replication | [56] |
Cancer | CORM-401 | Promoted vasorelaxation of precontracted aortic rings | [57] |
| CORM-2 | Increased survival of mice with A20 lymphoma tumours when encapsulated by folic acid-tagged protein nanoemulsions | [58] |
| | Prevented global protein synthesis in pancreatic stellate cells | [59] |
| PhotoCORM | Reduced cell biomass upon irradiation at 365 nm | [60] |
Cell aggregation | CORM-2 | Decreased binding affinity of a integrin-specific ligand and lead to reduced cellular aggregation | [61] |
Hemorrhagic shock and postresuscitation injuries: | |
Hemorrhagic shock | CORM-A1 | Maintained levels of fenestrations, cells, and adherent leukocytes by reducing expression of cytokines | [62] |
| CORM-3 | Increased frequency of live human umbilical vein endothelial cells; reduced apoptosis and decreased mitochondrial transmembrane potential and reduced tissue necrosis | [63] |
Postresuscitation myocardial injury | CORM-2 | Reduced myocytolysis and damage from myocardial fibers and decreased cardiac mitochondrial ROS | [64] |
Hypoxia reoxygenation | CORM-3 | Conserved cell viability | [65] |
Cardiac transplantation | CORM-3 | Prolonged survival of rats after heart transplantation | [65] |
| | Improved coronary flow in mice following heart transplantation | [66] |
Kidney transplantation | CORM-2 | Pretreating donor rats improved renal histology and function in recipients and long term treatment, however, produced excess lymphocyte accumulation and glomerulus atrophy | [67] |
CORM-3 |
Gastric, intestinal, kidney, and liver disorders: | |
Gastric disorder | CORM-2 | Reduced formation of mucosal lesions caused by alendronate (osteoclast inhibitor) in rats stressed by water immersion | [68] |
Liver injury | CORM-A1 | Reduced hepatocyte cell death by decreasing CK18 cleavage products and lowering RIP3 expression | [69] |
Hepatitis | CORM-A1 | Significantly reduced deaths in a murine model of autoimmune hepatitis | [70] |
Nephrotoxicity | CORM-3 | Reduced cell damage induced by cisplatin in renal epithelial cells by suppressing caspase-3 activity and prevented apoptosis and kidney mass loss | [71] |
Renoprotection | CORM-3 | Increased viability of normal and cancerous human renal cells that were subjected to cisplatin-induced toxicity and ischemia-reperfusion injury | [72] |
Intestinal disorder | CORM-3 | Partially restored intestinal contractility in mice presenting postoperative ileus and reduced oxidative stress levels | [73] |
Lungs: | |
Pulmonary hypertension | CORM-3 | Prevented ventricular hypertrophy and distal pulmonary artery muscularization in hypoxia-induced mice | [74] |
| | Resulted in irreversible pulmonary vasoconstriction in an in vitro hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction model | [75] |
Ocular system: | |
Intraocular pressure | CORM-3 | Lowered intraocular pressure in rabbits | [76] |
Cardiovascular effects: | |
Cardioprotection/toxicity | CORM-2 | Decreased oxidative stress and apoptosis induced by DXR (antitumor agent) in a narrow therapeutic window | [77] |
| | Attenuated angiotensin II-induced aortic smooth muscle cell migration by inhibiting matrix metalloproteinase-9 expression and ROS/interleukin-6 generation | [78] |
| CORM-3 | Improved recovery of cardiac structure and function following myocardial infarction in rats | [79] |
Pro- and anticoagulant effects: | |
Procoagulation | CORM-2 | Increased strength and velocity of clot formation | [80–82] |
| | Attenuates snake venom with fibrinogenolytic and thrombin-like activity | [83–86] |
Anticoagulation | CORM-2 | Reduced platelet aggregation in aortic allograft recipient mice | [87] |
| CORM-3 | Decreased arterial thrombus formation | [88] |
CORM-A1 |
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