Drugs acting as structural analogues (antimetabolites) mimic substrates in metabolic pathways, creating non-functional end-products and inhibiting pathogen growth.
Los fármacos que actúan como análogos estructurales (antimetabolitos) imitan sustratos en vías metabólicas, creando productos finales no funcionales e inhibiendo el crecimiento del patógeno.
Front | How do drugs that act as a structural analogue (antimetabolite) work? |
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Back | drugs mimic a substrate in a biosynthetic or metabolic pathway required for pathogen growth (creates a non-functional end-product) |
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