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The substrate envelope strategy: Structural basis for resistance mitigation in antiviral drug design
Drug resistance remains a major hurdle in antiviral drug development. This review highlights the "substrate envelope hypothesis", a structure-based drug design (SBDD) paradigm that constrains the spatial boundaries and binding footprint of inhibitors within the conserved active site volume defined b
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