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Patent . 2014
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QUINOXALINE DERIVATIVES AS ANTITUBERCULOSIS AGENTS

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Patent 01 Jan 2014 Italy
Authors: COSTI, Maria Paola; FERRARI, Stefania; SAXENA, PUNEET; VENTURELLI, Alberto; FARINA, Davide Salvatore Francesco; LUCIANI, Rosaria; GADUPUDI, RAMAKRISHNA;

handle: 11380/1065413

QUINOXALINE DERIVATIVES AS ANTITUBERCULOSIS AGENTS

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The invention refers to a new class of quinoxaline derivatives and pharmaceutical acceptable salts thereof, useful as anti tuberculosis agents, in particular in the treatment of pathologies caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

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antituberculosis agents, DprE1 inhibitors, quinoxalines, mutants, Rv3406

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