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Peptide Triazole Inactivators of HIV-1 Utilize a Conserved Two-Cavity Binding Site at the Junction of the Inner and Outer Domains of Env gp120.
Journal of medicinal chemistry - 14 May 2015
Aneja Rachna, Rashad Adel A, Li Huiyuan, Kalyana Sundaram Ramalingam Venkat, Duffy Caitlin, Bailey Lauren D, Chaiken Irwin
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We used coordinated mutagenesis, synthetic design, and flexible docking to investigate the structural mechanism of Env gp120 encounter by peptide triazole (PT) inactivators of HIV-1. Prior results demonstrated that the PT class of inhibitors suppresses binding at both CD4 and coreceptor sites on Env and triggers gp120 shedding, leading to cell-independent irreversible virus inactivation. Despite these enticing...
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