Carlos R. Zanetti

TL;DR: Effective clinical use of mAbs in ophthalmology is more commonly seen in the field of angiogenic vitreoretinal and autoimmune inflammatory diseases and the challenge for the future is combining biologic therapies to improve the quality and duration of responses while diminishing side effects.

TL;DR: This paper describes the screening of different South American plant extracts and fractions for antiherpetic and antirabies activities and found six extracts and four fractions showed antiviral action.

TL;DR: It was observed that the presence of free hydroxyl and ether groups influenced the anti-rabies activity, and some probable structure-activity relationships are suggested, however, additional studies are required to establish these relationships.

TL;DR: Surprisingly, sera from some New-World monkey species were able to neutralize AdC6 and/or AdC68, the best-studied vector of adenovirus, and the implications for the development of Ad-vector vaccines are discussed in detail.

TL;DR: Based on the minimal inhibitory concentration and cytotoxicity, hydrazones provided a better selectivity index than chalcones and should be the subject of further microbiological studies.