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Matchmaker, Matchmaker, Make Me a Drug - Grace Neilsen

Emory University
2026
Antiviral Drugs
drug resistance
Antiviral Resistance
SARS-CoV-2
COVID-19
Paxlovid
Viral Protease
Protein Crystallography
structural biology
virology
molecular biology
drug discovery
medicinal chemistry
Viral Mutations
protein structure
Hydrogen Bonding
antiviral therapy
infectious diseases
pharmaceutical research
drug design
Resistance Mechanisms
emerging viruses
pandemic preparedness
biomedical research
health research
molecular medicine
therapeutics
precision medicine
computational biology
Structural Biochemistry
Virus Evolution
public health
translational research
Life Sciences
PhD research
science communication
medical research
viral infection
drug development
biochemistry

This research investigates how antiviral drug resistance develops by examining structural changes in viral proteins. Using protein crystallography, it identified why SARS-CoV-2 mutations prevent Paxlovid binding and discovered two compounds capable of inhibiting resistant viruses. The findings could guide development of more effective antivirals against future drug-resistant viral infections.

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