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Fragment tailoring strategy to design novel chemical entities as potential binders of novel corona virus main protease

2020-04-27

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The recent pandemic of novel corona virus (nCoV) infections (COVID19) has put the world on serious alert. The main protease of nCov (nCov-MP) cleaves the long polyprotein chains to release functional proteins required for replication of the virus and thus is a potential drug target to design new chemical entities in order to inhibit the viral replication in human cells. The current study employs state of art...

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Literature Corpus work: f61547cb-6859-5874-8e92-beee5cd283a9
DOI: 10.26434/chemrxiv.12129201.v2

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