Chemoprevention of Leishmaniasis: In vitro antiparasitic activity of dibenzalacetone, a synthetic curcumin analog leads to apoptotic cell death in Leishmania donovani
In conclusion, we have identified an analog of curcumin for potential applications against leishmaniasis, based on its strong antiparasitic activity and low toxicity. This curcumin analog compares favorably, at least in vitro, with the existing medication miltefosine. Graphical abstract
Source: Parasitology International - Category: Parasitology Source Type: research
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