Selectivity and Targeting of G-quadruplex Binders Activated by Adaptive Binding and Controlled by Chemical Kinetics
Selectivity and Targeting of G-quadruplex Binders Activated by Adaptive Binding and Controlled by Chemical Kinetics
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自适应结合激活和化学动力学控制的 G-四联体结合剂的选择性和靶向性
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10.1002/anie.202104624
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发表时间:
2021
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Z.-W. Mao
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B.-C. Zhu;J. He;W. Liu;X.-Y. Xia;L.-Y. Liu;B.-B. Liang;H.-G. Yao;B. Liu;L.-N. Ji;Z.-W. Mao
G‐quadruplexes (G4s) are prevalent in oncogenes and are potential antitumor drug targets. However, binding selectivity of compounds to G4s still faces challenges. Herein, we report a platinum(II) complex (Pt1), whose affinity to G4‐DNA is activated by adaptive binding and selectivity controlled by binding kinetics. The resolved structure ofPt1/VEGF‐G4 (a promoter G4) shows thatPt1matches 3′‐G‐tetrad of VEGF‐G4 through Cl−‐dissociation and loop rearrangement of VEGF‐G4. Binding rate constants are determined by coordination bond breakage/formation, correlating fully with affinities. The selective rate‐determining binding step, Cl−‐dissociation upon G4‐binding, is 2–3 orders of magnitude higher than dsDNA.Pt1potently targets G4 in living cells, effectively represses VEGF expression, and inhibits vascular growth in zebrafish. We show adaptive G4‐binding activation and controlled by kinetics, providing a complementary design principle for compounds targeting G4 or similar biomolecules.