A universal high-throughput platform to improve biological functions of small molecules

改善小分子生物学功能的通用高通量平台

• 批准号: 10668534
• 负责人: Seiya Kitamura
• 金额: $ 24.83万
• 依托单位: ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2020-08-01 至 2025-06-30
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10668534
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PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The increased accessibility of high-throughput screening methods and instruments has revolutionized how the scientific community searches for small molecules that modulate protein function and cellular pathways. The primary goal of mining large collections of small-molecule libraries against in vitro and cellular assays is to identify compounds for the development of chemical tools to manipulate biological systems with spatial, temporal, and concentration-dependent control, as well as provide critical information on drug development. Unfortunately, most initial screening hits require extensive optimization to yield molecules with the necessary potency and selectivity for biological applications. Lead optimization is a significant hurdle in the drug and probe development process due to the costly amounts of consumables, labor expenses and time, and reliance on the intuition and synthetic skills of medicinal chemists. Critically, a majority of academic labs do not have access to medicinal chemistry and often use low-quality chemical probes that may provide misleading results. The design of a universal and cost-effective high-throughput medicinal chemistry platform is therefore a significant priority. My application is focused on the development, validation, and use of a practical, comprehensive platform to synthesize lead compound analog library and test biological activity in an high-throughput manner. I have recently repurposed sulfur(VI) fluoride exchange (SuFEx) reactions between iminosulfur oxydifluoride (“isodifluor”)-containing molecules and amines that yield >80% of the desired product in DMSO and PBS. My exciting initial studies show that I can synthesize a focused libraries of lead compound analogs on picomole scale, directly assess the products with in vitro assays, and develop drug-like ligands with improved biological functions. Here, my goals are to: 1) develop, streamline and validate the platform (SA1); 2) rigorously assess the comprehensiveness of my platform against a panel of protein targets with diverse in vitro and cell-based assays (SA2); and 3) apply the platform to functional fragment molecules to identify protein targets with novel biological functions. The successful completion of this highly collaborative study among the Wolan, Sharpless, Cravatt, and Calibr will provide a robust medicinal chemistry platform for the research community. Chemical probes developed by the platform will ultimately improve our molecular-level understanding of fundamental biological processes and discovering approaches to their control.

项目总结/摘要 高通量筛选方法和仪器的可及性的提高彻底改变了 科学界寻找调节蛋白质功能和细胞途径的小分子。的 针对体外和细胞测定挖掘大量小分子文库集合的主要目标是鉴定 用于开发化学工具的化合物，以操纵生物系统的空间，时间和环境。 浓度依赖性控制，以及提供药物开发的关键信息。不幸的是， 大多数最初的筛选命中需要广泛的优化以产生具有必要效力的分子 生物应用的选择性。先导化合物的优化是药物和探针开发中的一个重要障碍 由于消耗品、人工费用和时间的昂贵数量，以及对直觉和 药物化学家的合成技能。重要的是，大多数学术实验室无法获得药物 化学和经常使用低质量的化学探针，可能会提供误导性的结果。的设计 因此，通用且具有成本效益的高通量药物化学平台是一个重要的优先事项。 我的应用程序专注于开发，验证和使用实用，全面的平台， 合成先导化合物类似物库，高通量检测生物活性。我有 最近重新利用的亚氨基硫氧二氟化物之间的硫（VI）氟化物交换（SuFEx）反应 在DMSO和PBS中，将含有异二氟（“isodifluor”）的分子和胺进行反应，得到>80%的所需产物。我 令人兴奋的初步研究表明，我可以合成一个集中的图书馆铅化合物类似物的皮摩尔 规模，直接评估产品的体外试验，并开发药物样配体与改进的生物 功能协调发展的在这里，我的目标是：1）开发、简化和验证平台（SA 1）; 2）严格评估 我的平台对一组蛋白质靶点的全面性， 分析（SA 2）;和3）将平台应用于功能性片段分子以鉴定具有新的生物活性的蛋白质靶标。 生物功能。这项高度合作的研究在Wolan，Sharpless， Cravatt和Calibr将为研究界提供一个强大的药物化学平台。化学 由该平台开发的探针将最终提高我们对基本分子水平的理解。 生物过程和发现控制方法。