Leveraging structural and 2d-qsar to investigate the role of functional group substitutions, conserved surface residues and desolvation in triggering the small molecule-induced dimerization of hpd-l1

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    In this context, the introduction of small_molecule immune checkpoints` inhibitors represents a third-generation wave of alternatives to these MABs. Of all immune checkpoints, PD-L1 seems to be the most promising target for small_molecule inhibitors. Two follow-up X-ray structure studies have confirmed the binding mode of these small_molecules onto a groove formed at the interface between two PD-L1 monomers, at their PD-1 binding faces. The authors describe and discuss the results obtained from a detailed in silico structural characterization of five small_molecule organic compounds targeting the PD-L1 protein . . .

     

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