Darunavir (CAS 206361-99-1)
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Darunavir is a compound frequently utilized in biochemical and virology research due to its potent activity against certain enzymes essential for viral replication. It is of particular interest in studies focusing on enzyme inhibition and the mechanisms by which these proteins can be blocked. Darunavir is also used as a tool compound in the study of viral maturation and assembly, providing insights into the life cycle of viruses at a molecular level. Researchers employ this compound in structural biology to determine the three-dimensional conformation of enzyme-inhibitor complexes, which furthers the understanding of how such inhibitors bind and exert their effects. Additionally, darunavir is relevant in studies aimed at understanding resistance mechanisms, where it helps in elucidating how genetic mutations can affect enzyme structure and function, potentially leading to reduced inhibitor efficacy.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Darunavir, 5 mg | sc-218079 | 5 mg | $311.00 |