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A new drug for cat-infant delivery: GS-441524 is introduced in detail

GS-441524 is a small molecule nucleoside analog that undergoes intracellular phosphorylation under the action of cellular kinases in vivo to generate active triphosphate metabolites (NTP), which can compete with natural nucleotides in the body. , inhibiting RNA polymerase, interfering with the RNA replication of feline infectious peritonitis virus, thereby blocking the synthesis of feline infectious

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FIP medicine for cats -GS-441524

There is a special medicine that can cure “feline belly”, this medicine is called “GS-441524” (“441” for short). Studies have shown that the cure rate of this drug for “feline belly” is as high as 80%. But unfortunately, “441” can only be bought through the black market. As for why it can only be bought

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What is cat ascites

Feline ascites is not a name for a disease, but a symptom. Cats generally have a small amount of fluid in their abdominal cavity to help lubricate, but if a cat produces a large amount of exudate in the abdominal cavity, ascites will form. There are many diseases that cause ascites in cats, including feline-transmitted

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Observation on the therapeutic effect of GS-441524 on feline infectious peritonitis

The purpose of the trial is to observe the clinical efficacy of GS-441524 on naturally infected feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) cases, and to provide reference for clinical medication. Twenty-five cats diagnosed with FIP at the Animal Hospital of China Agricultural University were recruited and randomly divided into a high-dose group (5 mg/(kg·d)) (12 cats) and

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The new drug for cats: GS-441524 is detailed here

【Mechanism of action of GS-441524】GS-441524 is a small molecule nucleoside analog that undergoes intracellular phosphorylation under the action of cellular kinases in vivo to generate active triphosphate metabolites (NTP), which can compete with natural nucleotides in the body. , inhibiting RNA polymerase, interfering with the RNA replication of feline infectious peritonitis virus, thereby blocking the

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