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ROS-Scavenging Selenofluoxetine Derivatives Inhibit In Vivo Serotonin Reuptake

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While the neurochemistry that underpins the behavioral phenotypes of depression is the subject of many studies, oxidative stress caused by the inflammation comorbid with depression has not adequately been addressed.… Click to show full abstract

While the neurochemistry that underpins the behavioral phenotypes of depression is the subject of many studies, oxidative stress caused by the inflammation comorbid with depression has not adequately been addressed. In this study, we described novel antidepressant–antioxidant agents consisting of selenium-modified fluoxetine derivatives to simultaneously target serotonin reuptake (antidepressant action) and oxidative stress. Excitingly, we show that one of these agents (1-F) carries the ability to inhibit serotonin reuptake in vivo in mice. We therefore present a frontier dual strategy that paves the way for the future of antidepressant therapies.

Keywords: selenofluoxetine derivatives; ros scavenging; derivatives inhibit; inhibit vivo; scavenging selenofluoxetine; serotonin reuptake

Journal Title: ACS Omega
Year Published: 2022

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