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Fig 1.

A chart for the virtual screen targeting HCV NS5B polymerase.

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Table 1.

Results of RF model validation by an independent test set.

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Fig 2.

Redocked binding modes of the co-crystalized inhibitors in the active site of NS5B polymerase.

(A-B) the palm I region, (C-D) the thumb I region, (E-F) the thumb II region.

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Fig 3.

E-pharmacophore hypotheses with energetically favorable sites from the six crystal structures.

Pink sphere represents hydrogen-bond acceptor (A); orange ring represents aromatic ring (R); blue sphere represents hydrogen-bond donor (D); red sphere represents negatively ionizable (N); green spheres represent hydrophobic (H).

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Table 2.

E-pharmacophore features and the scores for each feature in e-pharmacophore hypotheses generated from the six crystal structures.

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Table 3.

Validation of the six e-pharmacophore hypotheses.

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Table 4.

The RMSD (Å) for glide HTVS, SP and XP.

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Table 5.

Number of hits retrieved at the PB-VS and DB-VS stage of screening.

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Table 6.

Antiviral activity and cytotoxicity of the 5 hits.

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Fig 4.

Structures of the 5 hit compounds.

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Fig 5.

The structures of known NS5B inhibitors (K1 –K5).

These inhibitors have the highest Tcs with N1 –N5, respectively.

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Fig 6.

The binding poses of compound N1 –N5 in the respective binding pocket of NS5B polymerase.

(A) N1; (B) N2; (C) N3; (D) N4; (E) N5. Potential hydrogen bonding interaction are shown as dashed lines.

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