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Integrated machine learning and structural bioinformatics guided identification of novel molecular scaffolds as renin inhibitors.

Jul 2026 · Molecular diversity · 0 citations · 36 references
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This study identified 4 promising hits - HTS00804, HTS05294, BTB13902, and RJC01726 with diverse piperazine and piperidine-substituted scaffolds for renin inhibition, and can be explored as a starting scaffold for further structural optimization through medicinal chemistry efforts to design next-generation direct renin inhibitors (DRIs).

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