Zoraxel, new class of drugs for SD

12 May 2009

Maryland, USA-based Rexahn Pharmaceuticals says that an animal study has further demonstrated its product Zoraxel as a potential new class of  therapeutic for the effective treatment of sexual dysfunction.

The research carried out at the Department of Psychopharmacology,  Utrecht Institute for Pharmaceutical Sciences, Utrecht University, the  Netherlands, discovered that beta-lactamase inhibitor clavulanic acid,  the primary compound in the Phase II drug candidate Zoraxel, produced a  remarkable increase in the sexual activity in rats, offering important  insight for how Zoraxel may positively affect human sexual behavior.

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