… to as drug repurposing, drug redirecting, drug retasking, drug … (USA), defined drug repurposing
as "studying the drugs that are … indications for the existing drugs, drugs currently in clinical …

… : Drug repurposing, also known as drug repositioning or drug … This review article explores
the concept of drug repurposing, its … indications for existing drugs. Challenges in traditional …

… Moreover, our laboratory has succeeded in repurposing the obsolete anti-amoebic … to
merge the drug repurposing approach with the concept of “biology-oriented drug synthesis” (BIODS…

… Drug repurposing in cancer The appeal of drug repurposing in cancer is increasing for … ,
etc.) of developing a new drug; (2) it reduces the failure risk of clinical trials because those these …

… drug repurposing … drug repurposing as a new window of opportunity for cancer therapy,
and specifically its application for precision medicine. We next selected some repurposed drugs …

… drug repurposing screen, which includes 12 Ewing sarcoma cell lines, to identify drugs that
… of eltrombopag is due, in part, to the iron chelation properties of the drug [12,13,14]. Moreover…

… of cancers to these drugs and the lack of specificity of the drugs for targeting cancer cells …
avenues for drug design. Evidence shows that ferroptosis, a relatively recently discovered iron-…

… ), N-protein image in the same area with “fire” false color LUT showing distinct morphologies
of … To rule out iron chelation as a potential mode of action, iron-saturated hololactoferrin and …

… The second set of review articles discusses important drug repurposing strategies that … drug
repurposing methods. The principles of computational drug designing and drug repurposing …

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