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The in vivo alkylation of heme by the antimalarial trioxaquine DU1301 afforded covalent heme-drug adducts that have been detected in the spleen of malaria-infected mice. This result indicates that the alkylation capacity of trioxaquines in mammals infected by Plasmodium is similar to that of artemisinin, a natural antimalarial trioxane-containing drug.
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The antimalarial trioxaquine DU1301 alkylates heme in malaria-infected mice
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