Anti-AIDS Drug Development

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CRC Press, 1 mar 1995 - 304 páginas
Curative anti-AIDS drug therapy still remains as an unconquered hurdle to drug research. This book covers significant aspects that are involved in the search, design and development of potential anti-AIDS agents with emphasis on areas related to drug development. These include enzyme inhibitors (reverse transcriptase, protease, glucosidase), inhibitors of gene expression (oligonucleotides), viral-binding inhibitors (anionic compounds and CD4 mimetics) and various plant derived products. A focus of this book is the medicinal chemistry of these classes of compounds. In addition, other areas that are pertinent to drug development are also addressed. These include HIV regulatory proteins, the development of anti-HIV-1 assays and resistance to anti-HIV-1 agents.
 

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Nucleosides and Derivatives
39
65
46
Iminosugar aGlucosidase Inhibitors
91
Regulatory Proteins of Human Immunodeficiency
117
CD4 Mimetics and Analogs
139
Resistance to AntiHIV Agents for AntiAIDS Drug Development
163
Significance and Limitations
185
Plantderived AntiHIV Agents
211
HIV1specific Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
255
Small and Large Polyanionic Derivatives
269
Index
276
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