Orthosteric–allosteric dual inhibitors of PfHT1 as selective antimalarial agents
Jian Huang(Guangxi Medical University), Hang Yin(Cornell University), Shuo Zhang(Center for Life Sciences), Qingxuan Tang(Center for Life Sciences), Nieng Yan(Shenzhen Bay Laboratory), Xin Jiang(Tsinghua University), Xikang Yang(Center for Life Sciences), Tomoyo Sakata‐Kato(Drug Discovery Laboratory (Norway)), Zhuoyi Liu(Center for Life Sciences), Nobutaka Kato(Broad Institute), Shuchen Luo(Center for Life Sciences), Yafei Yuan(Center for Life Sciences), De-Bing Pu(Center for Life Sciences), Nan Wang(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Na Zhao, Yu Xiao(Jiangsu University), Tuan Zhang(Center for Life Sciences)
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