Discovery of N-(2-oxoethyl) sulfanilamide-derived inhibitors of KAT6A (MOZ) against leukemia by an isostere strategy.

Discovery of N-(2-oxoethyl) sulfanilamide-derived inhibitors of KAT6A (MOZ) against leukemia by an isostere strategy.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ejmech.2023.115770
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发表时间:
2023-08
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6.7
通讯作者:
Y. Duan;Yabiao Zhao;Zhenzhen Li;Zhenling Liu;Mingzhu Wang;Xuan Wang;Moran Sun;Chuanjun Song;Yongfang Yao
Y. Duan;Yabiao Zhao;Zhenzhen Li;Zhenling Liu;Mingzhu Wang;Xuan Wang;Moran Sun;Chuanjun Song;Yongfang Yao
中科院分区:
医学1区
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作者:
Y. Duan;Yabiao Zhao;Zhenzhen Li;Zhenling Liu;Mingzhu Wang;Xuan Wang;Moran Sun;Chuanjun Song;Yongfang Yao

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KAT6A has been identified as a new target for leukemia treatment. The histone acetyltransferase activity of KAT6A is essential for normal hematopoietic stem cell self-renewal, and mutations or translocations are regarded as one of the major causes of leukemia development. In previous studies, CTX-0124143 has been shown to be a class of KAT6A inhibitors with a sulfonyl hydrazide backbone. However, weak activity, poor selectivity and pharmacokinetic problems have hindered its clinical application. In this work, the N‒N bond in compound CTX-0124143 was replaced by an N-C bond, and the aromatic rings were replaced on both sides. Finally, we obtained Compound6j. Compared to CTX-0124143,6jshowed a 16-fold stronger inhibition of KAT6A (0.49 μM vs. 0.03 μM) with high selectivity. In addition,6jexhibited strong antitumor activity on four leukemia cell lines. Moreover,6jshowed significant improvement in metabolic stability and pharmacokinetics in vivo and in vitro. In conclusion,6jshows excellent potential as a promising anti-leukemia drug candidate.