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MISTRAL – novel 4-amino- and 4,9-diamino-acridines as MultI-STage antimalaRiALs

Objectives

This project explores novel 4-amino- and 4,9-diamino-acridines as multi stage antimalarials.

Principal Institution

University of Lisbon (ULisboa), Portugal

External reference

Project details

Themes

Basic Science
Drug-based Strategies

Date

Jun 2016 — Apr 2022

Funding Details
Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), Portugal

Grant ID: SFRH/BD/147345/2019
Project Site

Portugal

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