Estrogenic affinity labels: synthesis, irreversible receptor binding, and bioactivity of aziridine-substituted hexestrol derivatives.
Estrogenic affinity labels: synthesis, irreversible receptor binding, and bioactivity of aziridine-substituted hexestrol derivatives.
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雌激素亲和标签:氮丙啶取代的己雌酚衍生物的合成、不可逆受体结合和生物活性。
DOI:
10.1021/jm00388a015
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
7.3
通讯作者:
Katzenellenbogen,BS
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作者:
Zablocki,JA;Katzenellenbogen,JA;Carlson,KE;Norman,MJ;Katzenellenbogen,BS
To develop an affinity label for the estrogen receptor that would be an estrogen agonist, rather than antagonist, we prepared several aziridine derivatives of the potent nonsteroidal estrogen hexestrol ((3R*, 4S*)-3, 4-bis (4-hydroxyphenyl) hexane) bearing an aziridine function on the side chain. Three functional groups link the hexestrol ligand and the aziridine: a carbonyl group (ketone or ester), a thioether, or a methylene chain. The apparent competitive binding affinity of these derivatives for the estrogen receptor ranges from 1.8% to 25% that of estradiol, and most of them bind in a time-dependent, irreversible niannefwith the receptor, although the rate and efficiency of this binding vary widely, often with relatively small changes in structure. This is consistent with the irreversible attachment requiring a precise alignment of activating and reacting residues in the binding site of the receptor. The estrogenic and antiestrogenic activity of these aziridine derivatives wás investigated in MCF-7 human breast cancer cells. Most of the compounds are agonists, with one being an antagonist. The derivative (6R*, 7S*)-l-jV-aziridinyl-6, 7-bis (4-hydroxyphenyl)-5-nonanone (keto-nonéstrol aziridine 3) appearsto have the most ideal behavior Of the estrogenic affinity labeling agents prepared: It is an agonist, and it bindsto receptor irreversibly, efficiently, and quite rapidly.The affinity labeling concept, whereby reversibly binding ligands are elaborated into chemically reactive derivatives capable of covalently labeling binding proteins, has been applied effectively to develop covalent labeling agents for steroid receptors. 1 Both photochemicallyreactive and electrophilic derivatives have been prepared, and labeling studies have been conducted with estrogen, androgen, progestin, and corticosteroid receptors. 1 In general, the affinity labeling agents have high covalent labeling selec-