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A Novel Compound, ML336, Inhibits VEEV Replication by Interfering with Viral RNA Synthesis

2018-06-11

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Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEEV) is an alphavirus that is endemic to Central and South America. VEEV is known to cause periodic outbreaks of encephalitis in both humans and equids. There are currently no treatments or preventatives for VEEV disease. Our group has previously reported on the development of a novel VEEV inhibitor, ML336, which showed a potent antiviral effect in cell culture models. Howeve...

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c13fa023-1794-5c07-a6d9-74990483441e
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10.1101/343228
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