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Apt et al. found that allopurinol, given at 8.5 mg kg21 day21 for 60 days, resulted in the disappearance of positive xenodiagnosis tests in a high percentage of chronic patients in Chile [30] and was able to reverse in 49% of the cases ; or prevent 75% of the cases ; the development of electrocardiographic abnormalities after a nine-year follow-up [31]. However, it must be stressed that no parasitological cures could be demonstrated, according to serological criteria [12, 31]. Freymann et al. [49] found, using the crystal structure of T. cruzi HGPRT in a conformation that is similar to the transition state and a flexible docking programme, 22 compounds from the Available Chemicals Directory, 16 of which had potent inhibitory activity on HGPRT in vitro and eight of these were capable of blocking the proliferation of intracellular T. cruzi amastigotes in cultured vertebrate cells. This indicates that new selective HGPRT inhibitors also have potential as anti-T. cruzi agents. Other rational approaches Several other biochemical pathways have been identified as potential chemotherapeutic targets in T. cruzi, including the enzymes involved in the synthesis and redox metabolism of trypanothione [N1, N8-bis glutationyl ; -spermidine]. This biochemical pathway is unique to kinetoplastid protozoa, which replaces glutathione and glutathione reductase in the intracellular thiol-redox system of these cells [50]. Dihydrofolate reductase, an enzyme that catalyses a crucial step in the sole de novo pathway for synthesis of DNA nucleotides in trypanosomatids [51], is another potential chemotherapeutic target. However, although some inhibitors of these pathways have selective antiT. cruzi activity in vitro, significant and selective in vivo activity still has to be demonstrated. Other compounds with promising anti-T. cruzi activity are: i ; lysophospholipid analogues, such as miltefosine, which has outstanding oral activity against leishmaniasis and has in vivo activity against experimental T. cruzi infections [52]; and ii ; prenyl and N-myristoyltransferases inhibitors, with great potential as trypanocidal agents [53]. Concluding comments The relevance of specific antiparasitic treatment in Chagas disease was the subject of intense debate for many years, particularly for the chronic stage of the disease. Now, a consensus is being reached in that. 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