Blebbistatin has been investigated for its potential medical uses to treat fibrosis, cancer, and nerve injury. However, blebbistatin is known to be cytotoxic, photosensitive, and fluorescent, leading to the development of new derivatives to solve these problems.
Blebbistatin has been explored for its potential therapeutic applications to treat fibrosis, cancer, and nerve damage. Nevertheless, blebbistatin is recognized to be toxic to cells, light-sensitive, and fluorescent, prompting the creation of new compounds to address these issues.