There is a great breakthrough in drug related research against new crown virus! The University of Monastery (Monash University) team found that Ivermectin (Ivermectin), which is primarily used to treat cephalopods, could kill new coronavirus cells within two days. Although the drug has been widely used, it will not enter the human experimental stage until the fastest 1 month. he conclusion has been published in the journal antiviral research (Antiviral Research).
According to the report, Dr. Wagstadt (Kylie Wagstaff) of the Institute of Bioimaging at the University of Monash said on the 3rd that the use of a single dose of the anti-heading drug ," Ivermectin ", could prevent the growth of the new crown virus in cell culture within 48 hours.
Vagstav points out that a single dose of ivermectin could have removed all ribonucleic acid (RNA) from the virus within 48 hours their RNA. within 24 hours
The report says it remains unclear how it kills new coronavirus cells, but the drug clearly prevents the virus from inhibiting its ability to clean it up by host cells. In the next phase, scientists will determine the appropriate dose for human use to ensure that the dose outside the laboratory is safe for the human body.
The ready-made synthetic drug, if proven to be effective, could help patients well in advance when the global new crown is still on the rise and there are still no therapeutic drugs available and officially approved eucalyptus. He also stressed that it would take some time for vaccine to be widely used and that the team would need funding for clinical trials and tests.
