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Validating targets for antiparasite chemotherapy

1 Jun 1997

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The enzymes and receptors in parasites that can be qualified as targets for antiparasite chemotherapy should perform essential functions in the parasites and demonstrate some feasibility for selective inhibition. They can be tentatively identified through detailed analysis of various aspects of metabolisms in the parasites or elucidation of the mechanisms of action among proven antiparasitic agents. Preliminary...

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PMID: 9309767
DOI: 10.1017/s0031182097001017

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