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Current status of antihistamine drugs repurposing for infectious diseases
Bruno L. Travi
Internal Medicine
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Anti-infective Agents
11%
Antihistamines
100%
Astemizole
11%
Azelastine
11%
Blood-brain Barrier
11%
Candida
11%
Carbinoxamine
11%
Chlorpheniramine
11%
Clemastine
22%
Clinical Trials
22%
COVID-19
22%
Cryptococcus Spp
11%
Desloratadine
22%
Diphenhydramine
11%
Doxepin
11%
Drug Repurposing
100%
Ebola Virus
11%
Fluconazole
11%
Gaps in Research
11%
Google Scholar
11%
Granting Agencies
11%
H1-antihistamines
11%
Hepatitis C Virus
11%
Human Health
11%
IC50
11%
In Vitro Activity
11%
In Vitro Assay
11%
In Vitro Data
11%
In Vitro Study
11%
In Vivo Evaluation
11%
Infectious Diseases
100%
Influenza Virus
11%
Inhibition Rate
11%
Label Evaluation
11%
Leishmania
11%
Literature Search
22%
Loratadine
11%
MEDLINE
11%
Pharmaceutical Companies
11%
Pharmacological Data
11%
Plasmodium
11%
Preclinical Trials
11%
PubMed
11%
Repurposing
11%
Rodents
11%
Staphylococcus Aureus
11%
Staphylococcus Epidermidis (S. epidermidis)
11%
Terfenadine
11%
Toxicological Data
11%
Trypanosoma
11%
Wax Moth
11%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Antihistaminic Agent
100%
Antiinfective Agent
10%
Astemizole
10%
Azelastine
10%
Blood-Brain Barrier
10%
Candida
10%
Carbinoxamine
10%
Chlorcyclizine
20%
Chlorphenamine
10%
Clemastine
20%
Clinical Trial
20%
Desloratadine
20%
Diphenhydramine
10%
Doxepin
10%
Drug Repositioning
100%
Ebola Virus
10%
Filobasidiella
10%
Fluconazole
10%
Galleria mellonella
10%
Hepatitis C Virus
10%
IC50
10%
Infection
100%
Infectious Agent
10%
Influenza Virus
10%
Leishmania
10%
Loratadine
10%
Plasmodium
10%
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
20%
Side Effect
10%
Staphylococcus Aureus
10%
Staphylococcus Epidermidis
10%
Terfenadine
10%
Trypanosoma
10%