Intellectually, it was discovered that toothpaste has malaria cure

Robots have become great heroes after helping British scientists find a common substance that can cure malaria.

Research results are published in the scientific journal Scientific Reports on January 18.

Scientists at the University of Cambridge in England have used the "scientific robot" named Eve and discovered that triclosan is part of many toothpaste that can help fight fever parasites Cold is inherently resistant to drugs.

Finding new features of triclosan, scientists can develop a new antimalarial drug.

With Eve's support, the researchers found that triclosan inhibits the activity of an enzyme called DHFR , which prevents the growth of the parasite in the blood.

The team found that triclosan can target and affect DHFR enzymes, even in parasite strains that can resist antimalarial drugs.

The head of the Elizabeth Bilsland team hopes that by discovering new features of triclosan, scientists can develop a new antimalarial drug.

is a dangerous form of disease caused by the Plasmodium malaria parasite , which can spread from person to person through Anophen mosquito bites.

Symptoms of malaria can vary from mild to severe depending on the type of parasite the person is infected with, the health and infection status of the patient.

Robot Eve is developed by a group of scientists from many universities in Manchester city. Eve's artificial intelligence and mechanism of action help it to conduct scientific research on its own to speed up the process of drug research.