HIV Capsid Inhibitor Capacity of Different Isomers of Di-Pyridine Benzene and Its Alkyl and Halide Derivatives

21 October 2019, Version 1
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Abstract

HIV-1 Capsid-A inhibitor capacity of different isomers of di-pyridine benzene and its alkyl and halide derivatives are studied systematically. It is found that p-di-pyridine o-ethyl benzene has very good inhibition constant. It is a small, cost effective organic compound and very promising as a HIV drug. It is a molecular docking based study.

Keywords

Molecular docking modeling
HIV drug
Capsid-A inhibitor
p-di-pyridine benzene

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