Potent Antisickling Furaldehyde Analogs for Acute Sickle Cell Therapy: Enhanced Efficacy and Intravenous Formulation Potential
Abdelsattar M. Omar(King Abdulaziz University), Martin K. Safo(Virginia Commonwealth University), T. Robinson(Virginia Commonwealth University), Faik N. Musayev(Virginia Commonwealth University), Rana T. Alhashimi(Virginia Commonwealth University), Akua K. Donkor(Virginia Commonwealth University), Mohini S. Ghatge(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Osheiza Abdulmalik(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Moustafa E. El‐Araby(King Abdulaziz University), Anfal S. Aljahdali(King Abdulaziz University), Benita Balogun(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Yan Zhang(Virginia Commonwealth University), S. Roland(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Albert Opare(Virginia Commonwealth University), Tarek A. Ahmed(Al-Azhar University)
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