ReviewMolecules (Basel, Switzerland)2018
A New Class of Synthetic Flavonolignan-Like Dimers: Still Few Molecules, but with Attractive Properties.
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Abstract
In recent years, there has been increasing interest in dimeric molecules due to reports of their promising therapeutic value in the treatment of numerous diseases (such as cancer, HIV, Alzheimer's and, malaria). Many reports in the literature have highlighted the ability of these molecules to interact not only with specific biologic receptors but also to induce a biological response that more than doubles the results of the corresponding monomeric counterpart. In this regard, flavonolignan dimers or simply
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