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New compound effectively treats fungal infections

Researchers unravel how a powerful new compound kills fungi by blocking protein synthesis. The human body is home to many different kinds of fungi. While the majority normally do not harm us, some fungi can cause unpleasant infections of skin, nails or lungs. "We have discovered a new compound that has the potential to treat common chronic nail infections caused by fungi. The compound, called AN2690, kills fungi by blocking their ability to make proteins. It has been very successful in clinical trials."

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