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Amino acid mapping–guided scaffold selection and hit identification of histidine kinase inhibitors from a virtual library of over 12 million compounds
Waldiomycin is a natural product originally isolated from actinomycete extracts. It inhibits histidine kinases (HKs), which are essential components of bacterial two-component signal transduction systems, by targeting the conserved H-box region and suppressing autophosphorylation. Here, we identifie
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