inhibitors, engaging a unique hydrophobic site and stabilizing an inactive conformation of RIPK3. Moreover, several type II inhibitors are also revealed to maintain RIPK3 in the inactive conformation and do not induce on-target apoptosis. These findings suggest a promising strategy for rational design of safe and selective inhibitors by locking the inactive conformation of RIPK3.
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