Modulation of alternative splicing with chemical compounds in new therapeutics for human diseases.
Modulation of alternative splicing with chemical compounds in new therapeutics for human diseases.
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在人类疾病的新疗法中用化合物调节选择性剪接。
DOI:
10.1021/cb500697f
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
Hagiwara M.
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作者:
Ohe K;Hagiwara M.
Alternative splicing is a critical step where a limited number of human genes generate a complex and diverse proteome. Various diseases, including inherited diseases with abnormalities in the “genome code,” have been found to result in an aberrant mis-spliced “transcript code” with correlation to the resulting phenotype. Chemical compound-based and nucleic acid-based strategies are trying to target this mis-spliced “transcript code”. We will briefly mention about how to obtain splicing-modifying-compounds by high-throughput screening and overview of what is known about compounds that modify splicing pathways. The main focus will be on RNA-binding protein kinase inhibitors. In the main text, we will refer to diseases where splicing-modifying-compounds have been intensively investigated, with comparison to nucleic acid-based strategies. The information on their involvement in mis-splicing as well as nonsplicing events will be helpful in finding better compounds with less off-target effects for future implications in mis-splicing therapy.