Diameter Is a Key 3D Characteristic for Assessments of Efficient Inhibitors of Protein?Protein Interactions
Diameter Is a Key 3D Characteristic for Assessments of Efficient Inhibitors of Protein?Protein Interactions
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直径是评估蛋白质有效抑制剂的关键 3D 特征?蛋白质相互作用
DOI:
10.1021/acs.jcim.0c00607
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Tomida Shuta
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作者:
Nakadai Masakazu;Tomida Shuta
Three-dimensional (3D) molecular descriptors, including physicochemical and shape properties, for protein–protein interaction (PPI) interface inhibitors have become a topic of discussion. However, the relationships between such properties and binding free energy have not been adequately investigated. In this study, we focused on identifying key 3D molecular descriptors related to the binding free energy and/or the ligand efficiency (LE) of PPI interface inhibitors. A positive correlation was found between the binding free energy and the diameter (D) of cylindrical 3D molecules, in addition to a correlation between LE andD/heavy atom count (HAC). In addition, we showed a correlation between LE andD/HAC for macrocyclic compounds, suggesting that the present findings could be applied during assessments of the potential of macrocyclic PPI interface inhibitors in drug discovery processes.