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Additionally, novel bloodbrain barrier-penetrant compounds (e.g., lipoic acid derivatives, GSH precursor transporter agonists) are being developed to boost CNS GSH levels by activating glutamate cysteine ligase in neurons or enhancing precursor uptake via OATP at the bloodbrain barrier, thereby restoring neuronal antioxidant capacity and protecting against tau oxidation in AD and dopaminergic neuron loss in PD (Sun and Chen, 1998)