Towards novel S-DABOC inhibitors: Synthesis, biological investigation, and molecular modeling studies

Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters
2008.0

Abstract

A small family of S-DABO cytosine analogs (S-DABOCs) has been synthesized and biologically evaluated as HIV-1 inhibitor both on wild type (wt) and drug-resistant mutants leading to the identification of an interesting compound (5d). Molecular modeling studies have been finally performed in order to rationalize the results.

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