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salinomycin

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salinomycin
an ionophore coccidiostat with a broad spectrum of efficiency and closely related to monensin.
salinomycin-tiamulin poisoning
fed concurrently or close together to pigs enhances the myonecrotic effect of salinomycin.
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And just as killing the mother Alien eradicated the threat of her offspring, scientists believe tackling tumour stem cells with the new chemical salinomycin could destroy a cancer's source.
CANCER: THE END? Docs find wonder drug that targets 'invincible' cells by The Mirror (London, England)
Lab tests on mice with breast cancers showed salinomycin was effective against the cancer stem cells and slowed the growth of the animals' tumours.
Scientists destroy invincible cancers; Deadliest cells killed off by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Compared to a common chemotherapeutic drug prescribed for breast cancer called paclitaxel, salinomycin reduced the number of cancer stem cells by more than 100-fold.
Indian-origin researcher unveils chemical that can selectively kill ... by Asian News International
 
 
 
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