Impact of HEC72702 chirality on the selective inhibition of hepatitis B virus capsid dimer: A dynamics-structure-energetics perspective
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2020
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Chirality in drug design has been attracting wide interests and attention over the years based on its innate potentials of enhancing the selectivity and prowess of therapeutic molecules. This approach was fundamental to the recent design of two inhibitors, where (R,R)-HEC72702 exhibited higher poten …
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| Authors | Farrokhzadeh A;Badichi Akher F;Olotu FA;Van Heerden FR;; |
| Journal | Chemical biology & drug design |
| Year | 2020 |
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