皮佩林增强甲基酸盐和棕酸盐组合的抗疟疾活性

Adegbenro P Adegunloye1, Joseph O Adebayo2

  • 1Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria.

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概括

甲基酸盐和棕酸盐的组合在通过piperine增强时,在体外和体内表现出协同的抗疟疾活性. 这种组合可能为抗击疟疾提供一种新的策略,尤其是在当前治疗方法失败的情况下.

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