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Expanding Macrocyclic Topology through Cysteine-to-N-Terminal Cyclisation Enables Covalent Peptide Inhibitor Discovery
Macrocyclic peptides are an attractive therapeutic modality capable of engaging challenging protein targets while retaining many favourable drug-like properties. Their high-affinity binding also provides an ideal framework for proximity-driven covalent inhibition through incorporation of latent elec
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