Paludrine

Malaria has had an enormous impact on human history, not least in times of war. The disease has been treatable by a natural… Expand

Abstract The effects on yeast cells of two related compounds, chlorhexidine and paludrine. were compared with those of… Expand

It was found by Hitchings, Elion, VanderWerff, and Falco (1948) that many 2: 4-diaminopyrimidines are powerful antagonists of… Expand

The increasing importance of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) in the field of biochemistry demands a close study of its… Expand

Preliminary observations suggested that resistance to chlorguanide could develop when infections with the trophozoites of… Expand

Abstract 1. 1. An account is given of a series of therapeutic trials with paludrine carried out at Horton Hospital, Epsom… Expand

THE facility with which pathogenic protozoa and A bacteria may acquire resistance to therapeutic agents, as a result of non… Expand

Acquired Resistance and Persistence after Passage through the Mosquito 

PALUDRINE has recently been introduced into clinical medicine as a drug which is highly active against most species of malaria… Expand

An investigation of the pharmacological properties of Paludrine has been carried out. This has included: (1) evaluation of acute… Expand