This review highlights the “substrate envelope hypothesis”, a structure-based drug design (SBDD) paradigm that constrains the spatial boundaries and binding footprint of inhibitors within the conserved active site volume defined by natural viral substrates, and extends this strategy from traditional protease targets to...
Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) causes widespread human infection, for which curative therapies remain unavailable. First-line TK-dependent nucleoside analogues such as acyclovir fail to eradicate latent virus and show limited activity against drug-resistant variants, highlighting an urgent unmet medical need. This...
Qiao-Mei Zhou, Bao-Hu Li, Ye-Hong Dai et al.· European journal of medicina...· 0 citations
This perspective critically evaluates recent advances in the development of small-molecule anti-SFTSV agents, organized through a dual framework encompassing both viral life cycle targets and host-dependent pathways.
Zhou Tan, Ji-Wei Zhang, Chun-Hong Yin et al.· Journal of Medicinal Chemist...· 0 citations
Three effective countermeasures have been established: structure-based optimization of Mpro inhibitors, rational design of ExoN-evading nucleoside analogues, and synergistic combination therapies to combat emerging resistant SARS-CoV-2 variants.
Xianghan Bai, Bing Ye, Sheng-Hua Gao et al.· Molecules· 0 citations
The discovery and optimization of a novel series of piperazine-based Mpro inhibitors using a multi-site binding strategy guided by analysis of conserved residues within the coronavirus Mpro active sites are reported, highlighting the utility of structure-based design for the development of promising broad-spectrum anti...
Bing Ye, Myoung Kyu Lee, Letian Song et al.· European journal of medicina...· 0 citations
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