Computational identification and analysis of CNP0269688 as a natural product inhibitor disrupting the interaction between the HIV matrix domain and tRNA

Our research is dedicated to combating HIV by targeting its Matrix (MA) domain, which is crucial for viral assembly and replication. This strategy specifically aims to interrupt early-stage infection and deter drug resistance by focusing on this essential domain. Due to the MA domain's conservation across different HIV strains, our approach promises broad-spectrum efficacy, which is particularly crucial in regions marked by significant genetic diversity and resistance issues. In our study, we introduce CNP0269688, a natural product that exhibits high affinity for the HIV-1 Matrix. Through detailed molecular dynamics simulations, we have assessed the compound's structural stability and interaction dynamics, particularly its potential to hinder Protein-tRNA interactions. This analysis lays the groundwork for future experimental investigations. Our efforts are steps toward enhancing HIV treatment, reducing viral transmission, and curbing drug resistance, with the ultimate aim of controlling and eradicating the pandemic, thereby contributing significantly to public health and scientific advancement.

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Frontiers in Chemistry
Published
2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fchem.2024.1450339
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6
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HIV Research and Treatment
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Computational identification and analysis of CNP0269688 as a natural product inhibitor disrupting the interaction between the HIV matrix domain and tRNA

Guoping Ding, Yao Huang, Songtao Wu, Yuchao Chen et al.
6 citations
Frontiers in Chemistry
HIV Research and Treatment
1.76
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Computational identification and analysis of CNP0269688 as a natural product inhibitor disrupting the interaction between the HIV matrix domain and tRNA

Guoping Ding, Yao Huang, Songtao Wu, Yuchao Chen, Chengjie Xu, Shengnan Jia, Pengju Liu
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Abstract

Our research is dedicated to combating HIV by targeting its Matrix (MA) domain, which is crucial for viral assembly and replication. This strategy specifically aims to interrupt early-stage infection and deter drug resistance by focusing on this essential domain. Due to the MA domain's conservation across different HIV strains, our approach promises broad-spectrum efficacy, which is particularly crucial in regions marked by significant genetic diversity and resistance issues. In our study, we introduce CNP0269688, a natural product that exhibits high affinity for the HIV-1 Matrix. Through detailed molecular dynamics simulations, we have assessed the compound's structural stability and interaction dynamics, particularly its potential to hinder Protein-tRNA interactions. This analysis lays the groundwork for future experimental investigations. Our efforts are steps toward enhancing HIV treatment, reducing viral transmission, and curbing drug resistance, with the ultimate aim of controlling and eradicating the pandemic, thereby contributing significantly to public health and scientific advancement.

Frontiers in ChemistryVol. 12
Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital (CN), Zhejiang University (CN)
Macau University of Science and Technology
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
HIV Research and Treatment
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Computational identification and analysis of CNP0269688 as a natural product inhibitor disrupting the interaction between the HIV matrix domain and tRNA — Guoping Ding, Yao Huang, et al. · Frontiers in Chemistry (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS