Entacapone has median FTO IC50 of 3.5 microM.
https://stm.sciencemag.org/content/11/488/eaau7116?rss=1
According to Su et al, Bisantrene has IC50 of 142 nM, i.e. about 25 times more potent.
So, dear @RaceOncology, the questions are:
(a) why has Entacapone not been trialled for cancer?
(b) more relevantly for RAC, why has Bisantrene not been trialled for Parkinsons Disease or other CNS diseases?
Note: In the Sheba trial, CNS disease was an exclusion criterion.
The RAC 3-Pillar Trifecta, page-166
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