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Chapter 9

An Introduction to Medicinal Chemistry · 1 exercises

Problem 1

Puromycin is an antibiotic that inhibits the translation of proteins. When inhibition is taking place, partially constructed proteins are found to be present in the cytoplasm and are covalently linked to the drug. Suggest a mechanism by which this drug causes inhibition.

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