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Fig 1.

GDP fucose interactions with (A) native, and (B) mutated 3ZY5.

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Fig 2.

NLC Interactions with (A) native, and (B) mutated 1W3F.

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Fig 3.

Interactions of NEM with donor active site 3ZY5.

3D Ligand interactions diagram: Black dashed lines represent hydrogen bonding.

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Fig 4.

Interactions of NEM with acceptor active site 3ZY5.

3D Ligand interactions diagram; black dashed lines represent hydrogen bonding.

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Fig 5.

Interactions of compound 1 with (A) donor and (B) acceptor active site. 3D Ligand Interactions diagram; blue color dashed lines showing π-π stacking bond, while black represents hydrogen bonds.

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Fig 6.

Interactions of compound 2 with (A) donor and (B) acceptor site. 3D Ligand interactions diagram; black dashed lines show hydrogen bonds; green dashed lines indicate π-cation interactions.

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Fig 7.

Interactions of compound 3 with (A) donor and (B) acceptor site. 3D Ligand interactions diagram; black dashed lines indicate hydrogen bonds; green dashed lines indicate π-cation interactions, while blue show π-π stacking interactions.

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Fig 8.

Interactions of compound 4 with (A) donor and (B) acceptor active site. 3D Ligand interactions diagram; black dashed lines represent hydrogen bonds.

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Fig 9.

Interactions of compound 5 with the (A) donor and (B) acceptor domain of FUT2. 3D Ligand interactions diagram; blue dashed lines indicate π-π stacking bond, while black dashed lines show hydrogen bonding.

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Fig 10.

Interactions of compound 26 with the (A) donor and (B) acceptor domain FUT2. 3D Ligand interactions diagram; green dashed lines indicate π-cation bond, while black dashed lines represent hydrogen.

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Fig 11.

Interactions of compound 27 with the (A) donor and (B) acceptor domain of FUT2. 3D Ligand interactions diagram; black dashed lines representing hydrogen bonding bond.

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Fig 12.

Interactions of compound 28 with the (A) donor and (B) acceptor domain of FUT2. 3D Ligand interactions diagram; blue dashed lines indicate π-π stacking bond while black dashed lines show hydrogen bond.

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Fig 13.

Interactions of compound 29 with the (A) donor and (B) acceptor domain of FUT2. 3D Ligand interactions diagram; Compound 29 for both Domains (donor, acceptor) have no interaction.

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Fig 14.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of GDP- Fucose. (B) Difference spectrum of GDP- Fucose with the enzyme.

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Fig 15.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of standard inhibitor N-Ethylmaleimide. (B) Difference spectrum of N-Ethylmaleimide with the enzyme.

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Fig 16.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of ligand 1. (B) Difference spectrum of ligand 1 with the enzyme.

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Fig 17.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of ligand 2. (B) Difference spectrum of ligand 2 with enzyme.

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Fig 18.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of ligand 3. (B) Difference spectrum of ligand 3 with the enzyme.

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Fig 19.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of ligand 4. (B) Difference spectrum of ligand 4 with the enzyme.

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Fig 20.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of ligand 5. (B) Difference spectrum of ligand 5 with enzyme.

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Fig 21.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of ligand 26. (B) Difference spectrum of ligand 26 with enzyme.

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Fig 22.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of ligand 27. (B) Difference spectrum of ligand 27 with enzyme.

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Fig 23.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of ligand 28. (B) Difference spectrum of ligand 28 with the enzyme.

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Fig 24.

(A) Reference 1H-NMR spectrum of ligand 29. (B) Difference spectrum of ligand 29 with the enzyme.

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Table 1.

Fragments absorption, bioavailability, and toxicity prediction, followed by Lipinski’s rule of five.

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