A novel molecular mechanism to explain mutations of the HCV protease associated with resistance against covalently bound inhibitors

Volume: 274, Pages: 197778 - 197778
Published: Dec 1, 2019
Abstract
NS3 is an important therapeutic target for direct-acting antiviral (DAA) drugs. However, many patients treated with DAAs have unsustained virologic response (UVR) due to the high mutation rate of HCV. The aim of this work was to shed some light on the puzzling molecular mechanisms of the virus’s of patients who showed high viral loads even under treatment with DAA. Bioinformatics tools, molecular modelling analyses were employed to identify...
Paper Details
Title
A novel molecular mechanism to explain mutations of the HCV protease associated with resistance against covalently bound inhibitors
Published Date
Dec 1, 2019
Volume
274
Pages
197778 - 197778
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