Hello Satyarth Pandey,

As far as my knowledge goes, there are no inhibitors that specifically bind to and block Mitoferrin-1 / SLC25A37. However, there are a number of indirect ways to modulate Mitoferrin-1 / SLC25A37.

You could influence Mitoferrin-1 activity by targeting its interacting proteins, such as Abcb10, which plays a role in stabilizing Mitoferrin-1 at the mitochondrial membrane. Abcb10 is an ATP-binding cassette transporter that enhances the stability of Mitoferrin-1.

Also, instead of directly targeting Mitoferrin-1, you may make use of iron chelators which can reduce the availability of iron for transport into the mitochondria, potentially affecting its function. 

Lastly, you could make use of transcription factors and miRNAs which regulate the expression of Mitoferrin-1, as another possibility in your study.

Best,

Thank you.