Inhibition of plasmodia parasites by camptothecin compounds

Monroe Wall; Mansukh Wani; RR Engle; RE Miller

Inhibition of plasmodia parasites by camptothecin compounds

Wall, M., Wani, M., Engle, RR., & Miller, RE. (1997). IPC No. U.S. Inhibition of plasmodia parasites by camptothecin compounds. (U.S. Patent No. 5614529). http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?patentnumber=5614529

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Camptothecin compounds are effective inhibitors of plasmodiagrowth and are useful in treating plasmodia infections inlivestock, other domestic animals and humans.

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