Rational design of metabolically stable HDAC inhibitors: An overhaul of trifluoromethyl ketones.
Rational design of metabolically stable HDAC inhibitors: An overhaul of trifluoromethyl ketones.
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代谢稳定的HDAC抑制剂的合理设计：三氟甲基酮的检修。
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10.1016/j.ejmech.2022.114807
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发表时间：
2022-10
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6.7
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Banerjee Riddhidev;Karaj Endri;Lamichhane Sabitri;N. Kotsull, Lauren;Kuganesan Nishanth;Isailovic Dragan;Pflum Mary Kay H;Slama James;T. William;Tillekeratne L. M. Viranga
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作者：
Banerjee Riddhidev;Karaj Endri;Lamichhane Sabitri;N. Kotsull, Lauren;Kuganesan Nishanth;Isailovic Dragan;Pflum Mary Kay H;Slama James;T. William;Tillekeratne L. M. Viranga
Epigenetic regulation of gene expression using histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibitors is a promising strategy for developing new anticancer agents. The most common HDAC inhibitors are hydroxamates, which, though highly potent, have limitations due to their poor pharmacokinetic properties and lack of isoform selectivity. Trifluoromethylketones (TFMK) developed as alternatives to hydroxamates are rapidly metabolized to inactive trifluoromethyl alcoholsin vivo,which prevented their further development as potential drug candidates. In order to overcome this limitation, we designed trifluoropyruvamides (TFPAs) as TFMK surrogates. The presence of an additional electron withdrawing group next to the ketone carbonyl group made the hydrate form of the ketone more stable, thus preventing its metabolic reduction to alcohol invivo. In addition, this structural modification reduces the potential of the TFMK group to act as a covalent warhead to eliminate off-target effects. Additional structural changes in the cap group of the inhibitors gave analogues with IC50values ranging from upper nanomolar to low micromolar in the cytotoxicity assay, and they were more selective for cancer cells over normal cells. Some of the most active analogues inhibited HDAC enzymes with low nanomolar IC50values and were found to be more selective for HDAC8 over other isoforms. These molecules provide a new class of HDAC inhibitors with a metabolically stable metal-binding group that could be used to develop selective HDAC inhibitors by further structural modification.
