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Hemisynthetic Alkaloids Derived from Trilobine Are Antimalarials with Sustained Activity in Multidrug-Resistant Plasmodium Falciparum

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Nardella, F

Dobrescu, I

Hassan, H

Rodrigues, F

Thiberge, S

Mancio-Silva, L

Tafit, A

Jallet, C

Cadet-Daniel, V

Goussin, S

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Pechalrieu, D

Long, C

Sautel, F

Matondo, M

Duchateau, M

Médard, G

Witkowski, B

Scherf, A

Halby, L

Arimondo, PB

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2023

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in iScience, ISSN: 2589-0042

Volume: 26, Issue: 2, Pages: 105940

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DOI: 10.1016/j.isci.2023.105940

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ISSN: 2589-0042

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Name Order	Name	Name Order	Name	Name Order	Name
1	Nardella, F;	2	Dobrescu, I;	3	Hassan, H;
4	Rodrigues, F;	5	Thiberge, S;	6	Mancio-Silva, L;
7	Tafit, A;	8	Jallet, C;	9	Cadet-Daniel, V;
10	Goussin, S;	11	Lorthiois, A;	12	Menon, Y;
13	Molinier, N;	14	Pechalrieu, D;	15	Long, C;
16	Sautel, F;	17	Matondo, M;	18	Duchateau, M;
19	Médard, G;	20	Witkowski, B;	21	Scherf, A;
22	Halby, L;	23	Arimondo, PB;

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