Multivalent glycocluster design through directed evolution.
Multivalent glycocluster design through directed evolution.
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.201105555
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发表时间:
2011-11-18
影响因子:
16.6
通讯作者:
Krauss, Isaac J.
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MacPherson, Iain S.;Temme, J. Sebastian;Habeshian, Sevan;Felczak, Krzysztof;Pankiewicz, Krzysztof;Hedstrom, Lizbeth;Krauss, Isaac J.
A vast number of biological processes are mediated by multivalent ligand-receptor interactions, including cell adhesion, host invasion by pathogens, pathogen neutralization by host and numerous cell regulatory signaling pathways.[1] Multivalency is especially important for carbohydrate-receptor interactions: whereas individual glycans [2] may bind with low affinity to a single binding site, the clustering of glycans creates a high-avidity interaction with clustered binding sites. This “carbohydrate cluster effect”[1b] has been demonstrated experimentally with synthetic multivalent carbohydrate ligands which bind well to protein targets. These ligands have included oligo-and polyvalent clusters of glycans on diverse scaffolds, including small molecules, dendrimers, polymers and even viral capsids.To date, most glycocluster ligands have been designed for synthetic convenience rather than control of tertiary structure. However, the biological activity of the natural glycocluster may be influenced by tertiary structure and other elements which are not usually addressed in synthetic glycocluster designs, such as: 1) Glycan spacing and orientation–glycans are normally attached to synthetic scaffolds through long flexible linkers, and the scaffolds themselves are often flexible.[3] 2) Glycan internal flexibility–in a natural glycocluster,
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