The conserved hydrophobic pocket at the dimer interface of the dengue capsid protein is explored as a novel target for antiviral intervention and repurposing of small molecules as anti-dengue therapeutics is proposed.
This work establishes AI‑driven structure prediction as a useful tool for identifying preliminary binding compounds for monkeypox virus infection, and provides a framework for rapid drug screening against emerging viral threats.
Tao Tao, Li Jia, Yu-Hang Cheng et al.· Journal of Computer-Aided Mo...· 0 citations
A structure-based computational drug repurposing strategy was employed to identify potential inhibitors of the ZIKV NS2B–NS3 protease and suggested acceptable drug-likeness and pharmacokinetic properties for Cpd 6 and other ligands and therefore, these findings are expected to provide valuable structural and dynamic in...
R. Yadav, N. Jena· Journal of Pharmaceutical In...· 0 citations
Docking analysis identified two lead compounds that favorably occupied the catalytic pocket and formed stabilizing interactions with key residues, including His40, Glu71, and Cys147, in comparison with the reference inhibitor rupintrivir as promising non-covalent HRV 3Cpro inhibitor candidates for further experimental...
Integrated computational analyses consistently prioritize Remdesivir and Peramivir as promising candidates for HMPV drug repurposing, providing a robust framework for future experimental validation and antiviral drug discovery.
Amit Dubey· ChemistrySelect· 0 citations
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