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Mammalian deubiquitinating enzyme inhibitors display <i>in vitro</i> and <i>in vivo</i> activity against malaria parasites and potentiate artemisinin action

2020-08-14

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Current malaria control efforts rely significantly on artemisinin combinational therapies which have played massive roles in alleviating the global burden of the disease. Emergence of resistance to artemisinins is therefore, not just alarming but requires immediate intervention points such as development of new antimalarial drugs or improvement of the current drugs through adjuvant or combination therapies. Artemi...

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140c0135-416e-59d3-9b95-dbbf93e14568
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10.1101/2020.08.13.249425
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