Scientists from Uzbekistan develop a new drug against tuberculosis
The press service of the Academy of Sciences clarified that it was called Biomayrin 600 mg.
It was created on the basis of polygalacturonic acid (pectin) and anti-tuberculosis drugs – isoniazid, ethambutol and rifampicin.
According to the Academy of Sciences, unlike its predecessors, the new drug has a low level of side effects and lasts longer in the body.
Its main advantage is its macromolecular nature. By chemical bonds, it combines with anti-tuberculosis drugs.
The substance that is part of Biomayrin purposefully affects pathogenic cells. The drug has a high activity against various strains of tuberculosis.
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