“…Its cyclized analogue, quinfamide, is twice as effective as diloxanide furoate and also primarily a luminally active agent. , Both compounds contain a dichloroacetyl group (−CO−CHCl 2 ), which closely resembles a dichloromethanesulfonyl group (−SO 2 −CHCl 2 ). Furoyl, cyclohexanoyl esters, and Mannich bases of dichloromethanesulfonamide have also been prepared and tested for their efficacy in eradicating natural E. muris infection in rats . Among all the compounds tested in this series, only the furoyl ester of N -methyl- N -dichloromethanesulfonyl- p -hydroxybenzene exhibited 100% curative activity at a dose of 10 mg/kg, for 3 days.…”