Tuning the Binding Affinity and Selectivity of Perfluoroaryl-Stapled Peptides by Cysteine-Editing.
Tuning the Binding Affinity and Selectivity of Perfluoroaryl-Stapled Peptides by Cysteine-Editing.
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10.1002/chem.201804163
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2018-11
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S. Verhoork;Claire E. Jennings;Neshat Rozatian;J. Reeks;Jieman Meng;Emily K. Corlett;Fazila Bunglawala;M. Noble;Andrew G. Leach;Christopher R. Coxon
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S. Verhoork;Claire E. Jennings;Neshat Rozatian;J. Reeks;Jieman Meng;Emily K. Corlett;Fazila Bunglawala;M. Noble;Andrew G. Leach;Christopher R. Coxon
A growing number of approaches to "staple" α-helical peptides into a bioactive conformation using cysteine cross-linking are emerging. Here, the replacement of l-cysteine with "cysteine analogues" in combinations of different stereochemistry, side chain length and beta-carbon substitution, is explored to examine the influence that the thiol-containing residue(s) has on target protein binding affinity in a well-explored model system, p53-MDM2/MDMX, which is constituted by the interaction of the tumour suppressor protein p53 and proteins MDM2 and MDMX, which regulate p53 activity. In some cases, replacement of one or more l-cysteine residues afforded significant changes in the measured binding affinity and target selectivity of the peptide. Computationally constructed homology models indicate that some modifications, such as incorporating two d-cysteine residues, favourably alter the positions of key functional amino acid side chains, which is likely to cause changes in binding affinity, in agreement with measured surface plasmon resonance data.