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Harnessing bioreactivity for protein covalent probes against endogenous targets

Scheu, 2021

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Scheu A
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Various small-molecule drugs that covalently modify their targets have been discovered and designed to date. Covalent reaction has also been identified in the interaction between the cells of the human body and microorganisms, both from the immune system to pathogens …
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