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3 Results for "
ST148
" in MedChemExpress (MCE) Product Catalog:
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3 Results for "ST148" in MCE Product Catalog:
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ST-148 maleate is a potent and orally active DENV inhibitor. ST-148 maleate shows antiviral efficacy and low cell toxicity. ST-148 alters the interaction between lipid droplets and the C protein, thereby inhibiting viral replication. .
Cat. No.: HY-121663
CAS No.: 400863-77-6
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ST-148 is a novel small molecule compound that has potent inhibitory effects against all four dengue virus serotypes. In the nonlethal AG129 mouse dengue virus infection model, ST-148 significantly reduced viremia and viral load in vital organs and tended to reduce plasma cytokine levels. Compound resistance was associated with the dengue virus capsid (C) gene, and the direct interaction of ST-148 with the C protein was presumed to be achieved through the protein's built-in fluorescence change in the presence of the compound. Therefore, ST-148 appears to interact with the dengue virus C protein and inhibit one or more unique steps of the viral replication cycle.
Cat. No.: HY-181920
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RPG-01-132 is a DENV capsid protein PROTAC degrader, with a DC50 of 2.4 μM. RPG-01-132 blocks viral assembly, eliminates viral particles, and interferes with the non-structural functions of capsid protein. RPG-01-132 exhibits significant antiviral activity against all four DENV serotypes and the ST148 (HY-121663)-resistant DENV2 mutant strain. RPG-01-132 is applicable to research related to dengue virus infection .
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