Low molecular weight ligands bind to CYP3A4 via a branched induced fit mechanism: Implications for O2 binding.
Low molecular weight ligands bind to CYP3A4 via a branched induced fit mechanism: Implications for O2 binding.
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低分子量配体通过分支诱导拟合机制与 CYP3A4 结合:对 O2 结合的影响。
DOI:
10.1016/j.abb.2023.109582
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Atkins,WilliamM
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作者:
Redhair,Michelle;Nath,Abhinav;Hackett,JohnC;Atkins,WilliamM
Hepatic Cytochrome P450s (CYPs) are a pharmacologically important family of O2-dependent heme-containing monooxygenases, which metabolize or are inhibited by most small-molecule drugs, resulting in unpredictable drug interactions. CYP3A4 is the dominant contributor to metabolism-dependent drug interactions. A hallmark of CYP3A4 is its substrate promiscuity, which is frequently ascribed to ‘conformational flexibility.’In the substrate-free state, rapidly equilibrating conformational ensembles can contribute to promiscuity if different conformations recruit different substrates [1, 2]; the conformational ensemble expands the range of substrates that interact. Based on kinetic criteria [2, 3], such ‘conformational selection’(CS) has been suggested for hepatic CYPs binding prototypical drugs or inhibitors with MW>~ 400 Da [4] as expected for a ligand-free conformational ensemble. Notably, induced fit (IF) without CS was previously ascribed to CYP3A4-ligand interactions by the same authors, emphasizing the need for more rigorous analyses [4]. Both IF and CS are likely to contribute for drugs binding to CYPs and the kinetic signature may be ligand-dependent for reasons we described previously [2]. An overlooked aspect of the CS behavior is the fact that conformational ensembles in the ligand-free state would be detrimental to binding the co-substrate, O2, unless it binds to all conformers with similarly high rates. If not, then the functional advantage of the conformational ensemble for interacting with many drugs could be offset by the disadvantage of having some conformations for which O2 bound less rapidly or tightly. Intuitively, this disadvantage would naturally be overcome if small molecules such as O2 are inherently less discriminating in their conformational preference. Hypothetically, small molecules would access members of the ligand free conformational ensemble with similar rates, thus masking any kinetic fingerprint of CS, in contrast to the suggestion for larger drug molecules [1, 4], and thus avoid any conformationallyimposed disadvantage.