Even though I'm not a specialist in rheumatoid arthritis, I was somehow involved in a review dealing its intracellular pathways. A long story short: Sherihan, the corresponding author visited my lab as a predoctoral sutdent in 2018 with ERASMUS funding. She did a great job with astrocytes-targeted transporter-utilizing prodrugs of ferulic acid that were able to multifunctional effects ameliorating inflammation and oxidative stress in the brain, and that resulted in a nice paper in Oxidative Medicine Cellular Longevity in 2019 (link here).
As Sherihan is also a hard-working mom, she came up an idea of writing a review of intracellular signalling pathways in rheumatoid arthritis after her Ph.D. graduation, since this was also a topic of her thesis, and she kindly asked me to co-author. So I was honor to work with her, as she really did the main job in writing and I just enhanced the messages and fine-tuned the storyline. So now I'm proud to present that this review has been published now in a journal called Inflammopharmacology (link here to the publication).
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