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Structure − Activity Relationship Study of Antimalarial Asparagine-Derived Proteasome Inhibitors

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Cryo-EM structural studies reveal a novel binding pose of the inhibitor at the Pf 20S β 5 active site, explaining the enhanced activity of an N -cap sulfonamide modification compared to an N -cap amide, and offer insights into the development of next-generation antimalarial Pf 20S-targeting compounds with improved drug-like properties.

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