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Ebselen (also
called PZ 51, DR3305, and SPI-1005), is a
synthetic organoselenium molecule under preliminary investigation as a drug candidate. It belongs...
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within the cell.
Ebselen was
identified as a
capsid inhibitor using a
fluorescence ****ay on a
library of
pharmacological compounds.
Ebselen covalently bonds...
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ebastine (INN)
eberconazole (INN)
Ebglyss ebiratide (INN)
ebrotidine (INN)
ebselen (INN) Ec-naprosyn
ecabapide (INN)
ecabet (INN)
ecadotril (INN) ecalcidene...
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antioxidant properties. It is made in the body, but
levels fall with age.
Ebselen, a
synthetic drug
molecule that
mimics glutathione peroxidase (GPx), a...
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reductase could be a
target for
novel antibiotics (such as
auranofin or
Ebselen.) This is
especially true for
Mycobacterium Haemophilum, and
could be used...
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Potyviridae and non-Coronaviridae Nidovirales. 3CLpro-1
Carmofur COVID Moonshot Ebselen EDP-235
Eganelisib GC376 GRL-0617
Iscartrelvir MK-7845
Nirmatrelvir Olgotrelvir...
- norovirus, and coronaviruses, such as SARS and COVID-19. 3CLpro-1
Carmofur Ebselen GC376
Iscartrelvir Theaflavin digallate Dragovich PS,
Prins TJ, Zhou R...
- been
shown to
inhibit viral replication in
silico and in vitro. 3CLpro-1
Ebselen GC376
Shanker AK,
Bhanu D,
Alluri A,
Gupta S (May 2020). "Whole-genome...
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oxidation of a
selenol side
chain in GSH-Px. The
organoselenium compound ebselen is a drug used to
supplement the
action of GSH-Px. It
functions as a catalyst...
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noise exposure.
Another antioxidant,
Ebselen, has been
shown to have
promising results for both TTS and PTS.
Ebselen mimics gluthathione peroxide, an enzyme...
