Deazaguanines (pyrrolo(2,3-d)pyrimidines) as potential antiparastic drugs
Malaria, Leishmania and Tiypanasomia are parasitic diseases which are very severe in number of countries, essentially tropical. Due to the massive proliferation of these diseases and the increase of resistance against drugs usually used, current treatments are no more efficient and expose the patien...
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University of Strathclyde
2007
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| Summary: | Malaria, Leishmania and Tiypanasomia are parasitic diseases which are very severe in number of countries, essentially tropical. Due to the massive proliferation of these diseases and the increase of resistance against drugs usually used, current treatments are no more efficient and expose the patient to very severe side effects, which can cause death in the most severe cases. |
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