A collaborative structural hub to promote Cancer Center science and drug design

促进癌症中心科学和药物设计的协作结构中心

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项目摘要

ABSTRACT The goal of this project is to provide a collaborative structural "hub" to promote SBPMDI Cancer Center science, drug discovery, structure-based drug design and inhibitory mechanism. To understand the mechanism of a discovered probe/lead compound and/or to enhance its potency, a co-crystal structure of the probe with a target protein is required. This type of work typically requires troubleshooting and optimization, because compounds obtained by screening often bind with unknown affinity, have solubility issues which complicate co-crystallization and/or bind at unknown allosteric sites. I have already succeeded on six project fronts in collaboration with Principal Investigators at the SBPMDI Cancer Center. Four of these projects have NCI funding (RXRα ligand binding domain, Hif2α PASB domain, PLEKHA7 PH domain, FAS TE domain) and two are part of NCI applications currently under review (TAO3 kinase domain and ALDOA). The RXRα work revealed distinct inhibitory mechanisms between very similar lead compounds. The Hif2α PASB work demonstrated the structural basis of tight inhbition. The PLEKHA7 PH and TAO3 kinase domains are novel crystal structures with bound ligand; in the first case, revealing a structural basis for substrate specificity and in the second case, pointing to a pathway to enhance inhibitor specificity. The ALDOA project has revealed the structural basis of novel allosteric covalent inhibitors, as well as potential S-nitrosylation sites that may determine subcellular localization. All six targets are novel (PLEKHA7, TAO3 and ALDOA), or established (RXRα, Hif2α and FAS TE) cancer targets, and I plan to continue collaborations on their further development from hit-to-lead. I have also added to the list the PH domain of CNK1, a KRas-linked cancer target with unique properties. Based on my varied experiences, I have developed a cost efficient methodology with a high likelihood of success, employing biophysical analysis, NMR, high-throughput crystallization and fine-focus synchrotron radiation. I also encourage and provide training to postdocs, students, staff scientists and technicians, who wish to participate in structural studies. The NCI R50 award will allow me a firm financial basis on which to extend current studies and initiate new collaborations to include investigators with newly discovered targets or probes but who currently lack the funding to support my collaborative work. Understanding structural and mechanistic aspects of new drug candidates is required to move hit compounds toward leads and a clinical testing funnel, and aid Principal Investigators in obtaining funding for their research, thereby expediting the movement of basic science discoveries from "bench to bedside".
摘要 这个项目的目标是提供一个合作的结构“枢纽”,以促进SBPMDI癌症中心 科学,药物发现,基于结构的药物设计和抑制机制。了解 发现的探针/先导化合物的机制和/或为了增强其效力, 需要具有靶蛋白的探针。这种类型的工作通常需要故障排除和优化, 因为通过筛选获得的化合物通常以未知的亲和力结合,具有溶解性问题, 使共结晶复杂化和/或在未知变构位点结合。我已经成功地完成了六个项目 与SBPMDI癌症中心的主要研究者合作。其中四个项目 NCI资助(RXRα配体结合结构域、Hif 2 α PASB结构域、PLEKHA 7 PH结构域、FAS TE结构域)和 两个是目前正在审查的NCI应用的一部分(TAO 3激酶结构域和ALDOA)。RXRα工作 揭示了非常相似的先导化合物之间不同的抑制机制。Hif 2 α PASB工作 证明了紧密抑制的结构基础。PLEKHA 7 PH和TAO 3激酶结构域是新的 晶体结构与结合配体;在第一种情况下,揭示了底物特异性的结构基础, 第二种情况,指向增强抑制剂特异性的途径。ALDOA项目揭示了 新型变构共价抑制剂的结构基础,以及可能 确定亚细胞定位。所有六个靶标都是新的(PLEKHA 7、TAO 3和ALDOA)或已确定的 (RXRα,Hif 2 α和FAS TE)癌症靶点,我计划继续合作进一步开发 从安打到领先我还将CNK 1的PH结构域添加到列表中,CNK 1是一种与KRAS相关的癌症靶点,具有独特的 特性.根据我的各种经验,我开发了一种成本效益高的方法, 成功的可能性,采用生物物理分析,NMR,高通量结晶和细聚焦 同步辐射我还鼓励并提供培训博士后,学生,工作人员的科学家和 技术人员,谁愿意参加结构研究。NCI R50奖将使我有一个坚定的财务 在此基础上,扩展当前的研究,并启动新的合作,包括新的研究者 发现了目标或探测器,但目前缺乏资金支持我的合作工作。 了解新候选药物的结构和机制方面是移动命中化合物所必需的 走向线索和临床测试漏斗,并帮助主要研究者获得研究资金, 从而加快基础科学发现从“实验室走向临床”的进程。

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A collaborative structural hub to promote Cancer Center science and drug design
促进癌症中心科学和药物设计的协作结构中心
  • 批准号:
    9757719
  • 财政年份:
    2016
  • 资助金额:
    $ 14.56万
  • 项目类别:
A collaborative structural hub to promote Cancer Center science and drug design
促进癌症中心科学和药物设计的协作结构中心
  • 批准号:
    9221629
  • 财政年份:
    2016
  • 资助金额:
    $ 14.56万
  • 项目类别:

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