“…Secondly, DsbA is present in the periplasm, which is more accessible relative to cytoplasmic targets. Furthermore, all DsbA inhibitors described so far target the hydrophobic groove of DsbA [47] , [66] , [125] , [127] , [128] , [129] , [130] , which is not present in human thioredoxin or PDI. Therefore, despite DsbA belonging to the widespread thioredoxin superfamily, DsbA-tailored inhibitors are less likely to inhibit TRX-like proteins in humans.…”