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Discovery of novel Plasmodium falciparum HDAC1 inhibitors with dual-stage antimalarial potency and improved safety based on the clinical anticancer drug …

Li et al., 2021

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2998251726924503969
Author
Li R
Ling D
Tang T
Huang Z
Wang M
Ding Y
Liu T
Wei H
Xu W
Mao F
Zhu J
Li X
Jiang L
Li J
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Journal of Medicinal Chemistry

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Previously, we identified the clinical anticancer drug candidate quisinostat as a novel and potent antimalarial lead compound. To further enhance the antimalarial effect and improve safety, 31 novel spirocyclic hydroxamic acid derivatives were synthesized based on the …
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