“…It would be beyond the scope of this review to depict all the series of peptide-derived inhibitors made, especially since 2019 an even larger array of warheads has been incorporated in such compounds. 184 Indeed, a non-exhaustive list used in the last few decades includes: aldehydes (or the corresponding bisulfite adduct), 41,185–202 ketones, 203–211 α-ketoamides, 153,185,212–214 Michael acceptors, 194,215–218 4-iminooxazolidin-2-one, 219 reactive halogens, 220–224 β-lactam of some penicillins, 225,226 phenylsulfide, 227 thiocyanate, 228 epoxide, 24 nitriles 229–231 and, last but not least, alkynes. 232,233 Interestingly, aside from a 2005 patent 234 targeting SARS-CoV-1-M pro , the design of boron-containing inhibitors, which is a fairly classic approach for protease inhibition, 235,236 has not been reported in more recent time.…”