Peptide ligands for pro-survival protein Bfl-1 from computationally guided library screening.
Peptide ligands for pro-survival protein Bfl-1 from computationally guided library screening.
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10.1021/cb300679a
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2013-04-19
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4
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Keating, Amy E.
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Dutta, Sanjib;Chen, T. Scott;Keating, Amy E.
Pro-survival members of the Bcl-2 protein family inhibit cell death by binding short helical BH3 motifs in pro-apoptotic proteins. Mammalian pro-survival proteins Bcl-xL, Bcl-2, Bcl-w, Mcl-1 and Bfl-1 bind with varying affinities and specificities to native BH3 motifs, engineered peptides and small molecules. Biophysical studies have determined interaction patterns for these proteins, particularly for the most-studied family members Bcl-xL and Mcl-1. Bfl-1 is a pro-survival protein implicated in preventing apoptosis in leukemia, lymphoma and melanoma. Although Bfl-1 is a promising therapeutic target, relatively little is known about its binding preferences. We explored the binding of Bfl-1 to BH3-like peptides by screening a peptide library that was designed to sample a high degree of relevant sequence diversity. Screening using yeast-surface display led to several novel high-affinity Bfl-1 binders and to thousands of putative binders identified through deep sequencing. Further screening for specificity led to identification of a peptide that bound to Bfl-1 with Kd < 1 nM and very slow dissociation from Bfl-1 compared to other pro-survival Bcl-2 family members. A point mutation in this sequence gave a peptide with ~50 nM affinity for Bfl-1 that was selective for Bfl-1 in equilibrium binding assays. Analysis of engineered Bfl-1 binders deepens our understanding of how the binding profiles of pro-survival proteins differ, and may guide the development of targeted Bfl-1 inhibitors.
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