Dihydroorotate dehydrogenase inhibitors are potent antiviral agents against henipaviruses and arenaviruses
Authors:
- Yuanyuan LiYLYuanyuan Li
- Jing MaJMJing Ma
- Ryan BottRBRyan Bott
- Laura K. McMullanLMLaura K. McMullan
- Michael K. LoMLMichael K. Lo
- Payel ChatterjeePCPayel Chatterjee
- Mike FlintMFMike Flint
- Jessica R. SpenglerJSJessica R. Spengler
- Kevin A. KunzKKKevin A. Kunz
- Malaika D. ArgadeMAMalaika D. Argade
- Kiira RatiaKRKiira Ratia
- Rong RongRRRong Rong
- 11 August 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Antiviral Research
- Vol. 254
Abstract
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- University of Illinois at Chicago
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