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Parasite serotonergic GPCRs, particularly 5-HT1-like receptors, are involved in the regulation of motility, development, reproduction, and neuromuscular function in helminths. These receptors offer a potential therapeutic target because of their unique pharmacology compared to mammalian counterparts. Targeting these receptors could impair parasite viability without affecting host tissues.
Disruption of neuromuscular function and motility via GPCR modulation
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