Antimalarial drugs are designed to prevent or treat malaria. Antimalarial drugs currently used for treatment for prophylaxis are mefloquine, primaquine, chloroquine, pyrimethamine, amodiaquin, quinine/quinidine, chloroguanide. Amebiasis is an infection of the body by the protozoa Entamoeba histolytica, ...
Today's R&D-based pharmaceutical industry is reluctant to invest in the development of drugs to treat the major diseases of the poor, because return on investment cannot be guaranteed. With national and international politics supporting a free market-based world order, financial opportunities rather ...
14C-Orotic acid was incorporated into nucleic acids by Plasmodium knowlesi parasites during incubation in vitro. Incorporation into DNA was inhibited by an... GJ Mccormick,CJ Canfield,GP Willet - 《Experimental Parasitology》 被引量: 35发表: 1971年 Comparison of the susceptibility of Plasmodium know...
公开/公告号: US2002132851A1 公开/公告日期: 2002-09-19 申请(专利权)人: GEORGIEV VASSIL STEFANOV 发明人: VS Georgiev 摘要: A series of imidodisulfamide derivatives have been prepared and are useful to treat antiviral infections, especially infections caused by orthopox viruses.收藏...
(100 μmol per m2) and when mosquitoes were exposed for just 6 minutes, which is comparable to the time wildmosquitoesspend on insecticide-treated bed nets. The researchers had similar success when using other compounds similar to atovaquone. While atovaquone effectively killed parasites, it had ...
(100 μmol per m2) and when mosquitoes were exposed for just 6 minutes, which is comparable to the time wildmosquitoesspend on insecticide-treated bed nets. The researchers had similar success when using other compounds similar to atovaquone. While atovaquone effectively killed parasites, it had ...
Scientists found that male parasites can adapt to new surroundings faster than the females. When malaria infects thebloodstreamafter amosquito bite, the male parasites are better able to react quickly to repeated attacks by the immune system and so are likely to be harder to treat with drugs an...
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Anti-infective drugs are medications used to treat or prevent infections caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites. These drugs can work in various ways, such as by killing the infectious organism or by inhibiting its growth and replication. Common examples of anti-infective drugs include ...
Antiparasitic drugs are used to manage infections caused by various protozoa, helminths, and ectoparasites. Treatment options vary, depending on the specific causative organism within each group. INDICATIONS Antiprotozoal Agents Antimalarials: The drug of choice to treat malaria is dependent on thePlasm...