Molecular modeling, total synthesis, and biological evaluations of C9-deoxy bryostatin 1.
Molecular modeling, total synthesis, and biological evaluations of C9-deoxy bryostatin 1.
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.201001200
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发表时间:
2010-06-21
影响因子:
16.6
通讯作者:
Blumberg, Peter M.
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作者:
Keck, Gary E.;Poudel, Yam B.;Rudra, Arnab;Stephens, Jeffrey C.;Kedei, Noemi;Lewin, Nancy E.;Peach, Megan L.;Blumberg, Peter M.
The bryostatins are a family of natural products of marine origin that display both intriguing structural complexity and a fascinating profile of biological activity.[1] These materials were isolated (from Bugula neritina) and their structures determined through the pioneering work of Pettit and coworkers.[2] Subsequently, a monumental large-scale collection and isolation effort managed to yield some 18 g of bryostatin 1, the most abundant and now most thoroughly investigated member of this family, from some 13000 kg of the source organism.[3] This world s supply of material has supported numerous biological investigations and roughly 80 clinical trials against various cancers.[4] Recently, a clinical trial against Alzheimer s disease has also commenced.[5] Despite this intense interest in the bryostatins as potential therapeutics, the mechanisms by which bryostatin 1 elicits its biological responses are only partially understood. It has been established that bryostatin 1 binds with high affinity to the regulatory C1 domains of protein kinase C (PKC) isozymes and thereby activates these enzymes.[6] Likewise, it binds to the homologous regulatory C1 domains of six other families of signaling proteins, for example, the chimaerins and RasGRPs, to modulate their activities.[7] Physiologically, all of these proteins function, through their C1 domains, as sensors for the lipophilic second messenger sn-1, 2-diacylglycerols. Paradoxically, however, whereas bryostatin 1 binds to the same binding site as do the diacylglycerols or their highaffinity analogues, the phorbol esters, bryostatin 1 induces only a subset of the responses observed with these other ligands.[8] Moreover, bryostatin 1 blocks those responses that it does not itself induce and, in particular, is not tumor promoting, which is in contrast to most phorbol esters (eg, phorbol 12-myristate-13-acetate, PMA). Despite the intense synthetic attention this family of compounds has attracted, bryostatin 1 has not as yet been synthesized, although the structurally similar and high-affinity bryostatins 2, 3, and 7 have been prepared.[9] In addition, bryostatin 16, which has markedly diminished affinity for PKC (Ki= 118 nm) relative to bryostatin1 (Ki= 1.35 nm), has also been prepared.[10] Several analogues of bryostatin have also been prepared, primarily by the group of Wender and by our group.[1, 11] Recently, our group has been focused on elucidating the structural features of bryostatin that are responsible for its function as a phorbol ester antagonist, as distinct from its activity simply as a ligand for PKC. We have previously reported on the synthesis of the bryopyran core structure [12] and of bryopyran analogues with greatly simplified A and B rings that function as phorbol ester mimics,[13] and have shown that functionality on the Aring of bryostatin1 is critical in preserving bryostatin-like biological effects.[14] Herein, we describe the results of studies designed to reveal the influence of the C9 hydroxy substituent of the A ring on the biological responses elicited by bryostatin 1. Among the models that have been put forward previously for the binding of bryostatin 1 to the C1 domain of PKC, the computationally derived model of Itai and co-workers proposed an explicit hydrogen-bonding interaction (one of four) between the C9ÀOH and the C1 domain of the protein.[15] We began by independently examining the docking of bryostatin 1 and its C9-deoxy analogue to the C1 domain. Before beginning the docking we first performed a conformational search of bryostatin 1 in implicit water and octanol solvents. The global energy-minimum conformation found in both solvents was essentially identical to the crystal [2] and NMR [16 …
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