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JUQ-378
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- Subject: The paper details the crystal structure of the SARS-CoV-2 Main Protease ($M^pro$), a key drug target for COVID-19.
- The Drug: It specifically analyzes the binding mechanism of Ensitrelvir (formerly known as S-217622), the first orally active, non-covalent, non-peptidic inhibitor approved for clinical use (in Japan).
- Significance: Unlike earlier inhibitors (like Nirmatrelvir/Paxlovid) which use a covalent bond to attack the virus, Ensitrelvir uses a non-covalent mechanism. The paper describes the specific hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic interactions that stabilize the drug within the enzyme's active site, explaining its potent antiviral activity.
- Connection to JUQ378: In biological databases (like the PDB or UniProt), JUQ378 is often the sequence or accession identifier linked to the specific construct of the viral protease used in these structural studies (specifically related to the PDB entry 7UQE).
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- Introduction
- Operating principle: atom interferometry for acceleration and rotation sensing; vapor-cell approaches using coherent population trapping (CPT) or Raman interferometry enable compact form factors.
- Compact design: microfabricated cell, low-power diode lasers, and vacuumless or sealed cells with buffer gas; atom-chip integration for cooling/launching minimized to mm–cm scale.
- Target performance: acceleration sensitivity ~µg/√Hz and rotation sensitivity sufficient for detecting structural vibrations and pedestrian-scale motion.
- Use cases: infrastructure health (bridge strain), microseism detection, pedestrian-flow analytics.