Antimalarial Potential of a Marine Sponge Tedania Ignis Against Plasmodium Falciparum
Caio S. Moura,
Yasmin Annunciato,
Thais B. V. Dantas
et al.
Abstract:Across the decades, malaria disease has been a public health problem. The use of natural products to treat malaria saved many lives over the centuries, but the parasite resistance against all the medicines available on the market has made it difficult. In this context, exploring new natural treatments from biodiverse ecosystems, such as oceans, holds promise. Marine sponges have been used in different ways to treat diseases, their secondary metabolites and endoperoxides showed antiplasmodial activity in differ… Show more
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