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Novel ruthenium complexes as potential drugs for Chagas's disease: enzyme inhibition and in vitro/in vivo trypanocidal activity.

Jean Jerley Nogueira Silva | Paulo Marcos Matta Guedes | Aderson Zottis | Tatiane Luciano Balliano | Francisco Ordelei Nascimento Silva | Luiz Gonzaga França Lopes | Javier Ellena | Glaucius Oliva | Adriano Defini Andricopulo | Douglas Wagner Franco | João Santana Silva
British journal of pharmacology | 2010

The discovery of the pharmacological functions of nitric oxide has led to the development of NO donor compounds as therapeutic agents. A new generation of ruthenium NO donors, cis-[Ru(NO)(bpy)(2)L]X(n), has been developed, and our aim was to show that these complexes are able to lyse Trypanosoma cruzi in vitro and in vivo.

Pubmed ID: 20105182

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