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… Simple marine creatures, such as fire coral, use complex … First- and second-line antibiotics
were repurposed attacking … used a similar repurposing approach with cancer drugs using …

… iron fluxing through the serum iron pool is determined by the rate of iron uptake by cells and
the rate of cellular iron … it is oxidized by multi-copper iron oxidase hephaestin to ferric ion (Fe …

… cyclopentadienyl rings bound to a central iron atom. On account of … drug repurposing, Mbaba
and assistants developed novel ferrocene 1,3-benzoxazine conjugates by applying a drug …

… Exogenous supplementation of iron to the wound site … , drug repurposing allows researchers
to tap into a vast library of already approved drugs, saving time and resources in drug …

… a black hole due to deficiency of iron. Detailed study of … drug repurposing and 3D modeling,
where the former deals with discovering the applications and roles of already-available drugs…

… , iron homeostasis is often disrupted in cancer cells, which leads to excessive iron accumulation
[7], partially because that iron … the iron-dependent enzyme ribonucleotide reductase [8]. …

… approach for modeling drug effects for drug repurposing and for optimizing treatment strategies
in complex dis- ease. My approach is based on modeling drugs and genes in a network, …

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… increased interest in repurposing and repositioning of previously developed drugs as effective
… Gallium’s similarities to iron allows for its incorporation into certain iron binding proteins, …