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Identificação de ligantes da chiquimato quinase de Mycobacterium tuberculosis por docking molecular
Entre as doenças infecciosas, a tuberculose se destaca, como sendo a principal causa de morte humana, principalmente em países em desenvolvimento. Entre os alvos identificados no genoma de Mycobacterium tuberculosis, as enzimas da via do chiquimato merecem atenção especial, pois são essenciais para
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