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BOC-GAMMA-D-GLU-L-LYS(CBZ)-D-BOROALA is a synthetic small molecule dipeptide derivative containing a boronic acid moiety. It is classified as an experimental compound and has not been approved for clinical use. The structure features protected amino acids, including gamma-D-glutamic acid, L–lysine with a carbobenzoxy (CBZ or Z-) group, and D-boroalanine. The presence of the boronic acid group suggests potential activity as a protease inhibitor or enzyme modulator, but no specific mechanism of action or therapeutic indication has been established in the literature[2][3][7]. There are no known clinical trials or approved uses for this compound.
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