A research group from CSIC, in collaboration with two other Spanish research groups, has patented a vaccine carrying the gene for the LACK antigen from Leishmania infantum. The vaccine has been tested in mouse and dog, giving good protection results. Othe More
The nucleosides inhibit growth of the Leishmania infantum parasite. The use of these nucleosides constitutes a new treatment for human and canine leishmaniasis. More
The new antimicrobials can be used for treatment of fungal and some parasitic infections in humans, animals and in food and crops. A fermentation production method of these antimicrobial polyenes is also offered. More
The thiadiazine derivatives inhibit growth of Trypanosoma cruzi, microorganism that causes Chagas disease. The compounds have better activity against Trypanosoma than drugs currently used for treatment of Chagas disease. More
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