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The drugs we are currently trying to use are based on the inhibition of enoyl reductase. There is a brief explanation in [|Find-A-Drug], where we got our list of molecules to make.

Describe in terms that even non-scientists can understand what that means and the related facts. For example,


 * 1) Are there any approved drugs using the inhibition of enoyl reductase?
 * 2) How are new anti-malarial drugs tested?
 * 3) What are problems with the existing drugs to treat malaria?
 * 4) How do chemists decide which molecules to make to make a new drug against malaria?
 * 5) Besides enoyl reductase, what are the other enzymes targeted to fight malaria?
 * 6) Are there political barriers to treating malaria?
 * 7) Are there religious barriers to treating malaria?
 * 8) Which is more important - treating malaria with drugs or killing mosquitoes? Do compounds like DDT do more harm than good?