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HIV-1 TAR Binding Ligand

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cass condray
Created:
6/18/25
Submitted:
10/9/26
Published:
10/13/26
HIV-1 TAR Binding Ligand. thin ribbon, rainbow
1qd3-ribbon-thin-rainbowHIV-1 TAR Binding Ligand. Thin ribbon representation colored by rainbow from N-terminus (red) to C-terminus (blue).

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3DPX-022067

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Category

Viruses
Viruses
Description

Structure-based drug design targeting an inactive RNA conformation: exploiting the flexibility of HIV-1 TAR RNA.


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