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https://www.selleckchem.com/products/sodium-l-lactate.html 05). A quicker response was observed in children receiving cyclosporine. Both drugs had similar rate of response which occurred in 50% of included patients. Finally, sirolimus had a better safety profile. Our study showed that cyclosporine and sirolimus had an equal rate of response in treating chronic ITP of children. At the same time, the two medications showed significant differences in their side effects. Our study showed that cyclosporine and sirolimus had an equal rate of response in treating chronic ITP of children. At the same time, the two medications showed significant differences in their side effects.The Programmed cell Death protein-1/Ligand 1 (PD-1/L1) checkpoint is a major target in oncology. Monoclonal antibodies targeting PD-1 or PD-L1 are used to treat different types of solid tumors and lymphoma. PD-L1-binding small molecules are also actively searched. The lead compound is the biphenyl drug BMS-202 which stabilizes PD-L1 protein dimers and displays a potent antitumor activity in experimental models. Here we have investigated the effect of N-glycosylation (at N35, N192, N200 and N219) and mono-ubiquitination (at K178) of PD-L1 on the interaction with BMS-202 by molecular modeling. Two complementary tridimensional models of PD-L1, based on available crystallographic structures, were constructed with BMS-202 bound. The structures were glycosylated, with a fucosylated bi-antennary N-glycan and ubiquitinated. Model 1 refers to glycoPD-L1 bearing 16 N-glycans, with or without 4 ubiquitin residues. Model 2 presents 8 N-glycans and 2 ubiquitin residues. In both cases, BMS-202 was bound to the protein interface, stabilizing a PD-L1 dimer. The incorporation of the N-glycans or the ubiquitins did not significantly alter the drug-protein recognition. The interface of the drug-stabilized protein dimer is unaffected by the glycosylation or ubiquitination. Calculations of the binding energies indicated

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