Design, synthesis and bioevaluation of inhibitors targeting HSP90-CDC37 protein-protein interaction based on a hydrophobic core.
Design, synthesis and bioevaluation of inhibitors targeting HSP90-CDC37 protein-protein interaction based on a hydrophobic core.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ejmech.2020.112959
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发表时间:
2020-10
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Qiuyue Zhang;Xuexuan Wu;Jianrui Zhou;Lixiao Zhang;Xiaoli Xu;Lianshan Zhang;Q. You;Lei Wang
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作者:
Qiuyue Zhang;Xuexuan Wu;Jianrui Zhou;Lixiao Zhang;Xiaoli Xu;Lianshan Zhang;Q. You;Lei Wang
HSP90-CDC37 protein-protein interaction (PPI) works as a kinase specific-molecular chaperone system to regulate the maturation of kinases. Currently, selectively disrupting HSP90-CDC37 PPI, rather than the direct inhibition of the ATPase function of HSP90, is emerging as a promising strategy for cancer therapy by specifically blocking the maturation of kinases. However, due to the limited understanding of HSP90-CDC37 binding interface, design of small molecule inhibitors targeting HSP90-CDC37 PPI is challenging. In this work, based on the binding mode ofcompound 11(previously reported by our group), we discovered a hydrophobic pocket centered on Phe213, which was previously unknown, contributing to the binding affinity of HSP90-CDC37 PPI inhibitors. A series of hydrophobic substituted inhibitors were utilized to confirm the importance of Phe213 hydrophobic core. Finally, we obtained an optimum compoundDDO-5994(exhibited an ideal binding pattern on hydrophobic core) with improved binding affinity (KD= 5.52μM) and antiproliferative activity (IC50= 6.34μM). Bothin vitroandin vivoassays confirmedDDO-5994as a promising inhibitor to exhibit ideal antitumor efficacy through blocking HSP90-CDC37 PPI.