“…The second TCL molecule (TCL2) binds to the remaining part of the substrate-binding site in a rather hydrophobic region close to the minor portal. This spatial configuration of TCL1 and TCL2, which underlines the size of the InhA binding site, has been exploited to further develop TCL-based inhibitors of the enzyme [5,7,20,21,[23][24][25][26][27][30][31][32][33]. In the resolved structures of InhA complexes with TCL derivatives, the diaryl ether moiety systematically binds in the same position as TCL1 whereas the various chemical substituents, at position 5 of the A ring, reach the space occupied by the TCL2 A ring (Fig.…”