Scientists from Uzbekistan develop a new drug against tuberculosis
The press service of the Academy of Sciences clarified that it was called Biomayrin 600 mg.

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It was created on the basis of polygalacturonic acid (pectin) and anti-tuberculosis drugs – isoniazid, ethambutol and rifampicin.
According to the Academy of Sciences, unlike its predecessors, the new drug has a low level of side effects and lasts longer in the body.
Its main advantage is its macromolecular nature. By chemical bonds, it combines with anti-tuberculosis drugs.
The substance that is part of Biomayrin purposefully affects pathogenic cells. The drug has a high activity against various strains of tuberculosis.
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