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Corrigendum: Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor 7: A New Therapeutic Target in Neurodevelopmental Disorders.

Nicole M Fisher1, Mabel Seto1, Craig W Lindsley1,2, Colleen M Niswender1,3.   

Abstract

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.3389/fnmol.2018.00387.].

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Keywords:  ASD; GRM7; Neurodevelopmental disorder; Rett syndrome; allosteric modulator; mGlu7

Year:  2018        PMID: 30588231      PMCID: PMC6302680          DOI: 10.3389/fnmol.2018.00444

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Front Mol Neurosci        ISSN: 1662-5099            Impact factor:   5.639


In the original article, there was a mistake in Figure 1 as published. The chirality of L-AP4 and LSP1-2111 was incorrect. pEC50 values have also been corrected for LSP1-2111 in Table 1. The authors apologize for these errors and state that they do not change the scientific conclusions of the article in any way. The original article has been updated.
Figure 1

Current tool compounds used to study mGlu7.

Table 1

Summary of current tool compounds used to study mGlu7.

Name (#)TypemGlu7 pEC50/pIC50mGlu8 pEC50/pIC50mGlu4 pEC50/pIC50mGlu6 pEC50/pIC50Source
L-AP4 (1)Orthosteric agonist3.47 (PIH)6.53 (PIH)7.00 (PIH)5.62 (PIH)Acher et al., 2012; Selvam et al., 2018
3.61 (Ca2+)6.53 (Ca2+)6.89 (Ca2+)6.00 (Ca2+)
LSP4-2022 (2)Orthosteric agonist4.34 (Ca2+)4.54 (Ca2+)6.96 (Ca2+)5.36 (Ca2+)Acher et al., 2012; Goudet et al., 2012; Selvam et al., 2018
LSP1-2111 (3)Orthosteric agonist4.28 (PIH)4.18 (PIH)5.66 (PIH)5.77 (PIH)Selvam et al., 2018
4.00 (Ca2+)4.71 (Ca2+)6.05 (Ca2+)5.49 (Ca2+)
LSP2-9166 (4)Orthosteric agonist5.71 (Ca2+)4.25 (Ca2+)7.22 (Ca2+)not reportedAcher et al., 2012
VU0422288 (5)Group III PAM6.85 (Ca2+)6.93 (Ca2+)6.98 (Ca2+)not reportedJalan-Sakrikar et al., 2014
VU0155094 (6)Group III PAM5.80 (Ca2+)6.07 (Ca2+)5.48 (Ca2+)not reportedJalan-Sakrikar et al., 2014
ADX88178 (7)mGlu4/8 PAM>4.52 (Ca2+)5.66 (Ca2+)8.46 (Ca2+)>5Le Poul et al., 2012
ADX71743 (8)mGlu7 NAM7.20 (human, Ca2+)inactiveinactiveinactiveKalinichev et al., 2014
7.06 (rat, Ca2+)inactiveinactiveinactive
AMN082 (9)Allosteric agonist6.59 (GTPγS)>5 (GTPγS)>5 (GTPγS)>5 (GTPγS)Mitsukawa et al., 2005
XAP044 (10)Antagonist5.26 (cAMP)4.48 (cAMP)inactiveinactiveGee et al., 2014
5.55 to 5.46 (GTPγS)
LY341495 (11)Orthosteric antagonist6.00 (cAMP)6.76 (cAMP)4.66 (cAMP)not reportedKingston et al., 1998
MMPIP (12)mGlu7 NAM6.66 (cAMP)>5 (cAMP)>5 (cAMP)not reportedSuzuki et al., 2007
7.15 (Ca2+)Niswender et al., 2010
6.14 (Thallium)Niswender et al., 2010
VU6010608 (13)mGlu7 NAM6.12 (Ca2+)>5 (Ca2+)>5 (Ca2+)inactive (>5)Reed et al., 2017
VU6005649 (14)mGlu7/8 PAM6.19 (Ca2+)5.59 (Ca2+)>5 (Ca2+)inactiveAbe et al., 2017

NAM, negative allosteric modulator; PAM, positive allosteric modulator; EC.

Current tool compounds used to study mGlu7. Summary of current tool compounds used to study mGlu7. NAM, negative allosteric modulator; PAM, positive allosteric modulator; EC.

Conflict of Interest Statement

The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.
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