HIV Protease
HIV protease is a critical enzyme in the HIV life cycle, responsible for cleaving viral polyprotein precursors into mature, functional proteins necessary for the formation of infectious viral particles, thereby playing an essential role in HIV replication.
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HIV Protease (5)
Acetyl-pepstatin ammonium
Cat. No.: HY-P1436A
- Formula: C31H60N6O9
- Molecular Weight: 660.84
Acetyl-pepstatin ammonium is an aspartic protease (PRs) inhibitor that targets HIV-1 protease and XMRV protease with Ki values of 13 nM and 712 nM, respectively. Acetyl-pepstatin ammonium inhibits XMRV protease by blocking cleavage through mixed-mode binding. Acetyl-pepstatin ammonium can be used in research related to HIV-1 and XMRV infection.
Acetyl-pepstatin
Cat. No.: HY-P1436
CAS No.: 11076-29-2
- Formula: C31H57N5O9
- Molecular Weight: 643.81
Acetyl-pepstatin is an aspartic protease (PRs) inhibitor that targets HIV-1 protease and XMRV protease with Ki values of 13 nM and 712 nM, respectively. Acetyl-pepstatin inhibits XMRV protease by blocking cleavage through mixed-mode binding. Acetyl-pepstatin can be used in research related to HIV-1 and XMRV infection.
MK-8718
Cat. No.: HY-104052
CAS No.: 1582729-24-5
- Formula: C30H30ClF6N5O4
- Molecular Weight: 674.03
LY-326188
Cat. No.: HY-116048
CAS No.: 169168-35-8
- Formula: C30H47N3O6S3
- Molecular Weight: 641.91
