Topiramate mechanism as Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor?

03 March 2018 0 682 Report

I going to apply Topiramate as a Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor in cells.

I want to know is the drug have direct influence on cell by ligand or need bio-transformation in body to play their role.

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