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Discovery of a B‑Cell Lymphoma 6 Protein–Protein Interaction Inhibitor by a Biophysics-Driven Fragment-Based Approach
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posted on 2017-05-04, 00:00 authored by Yusuke Kamada, Nozomu Sakai, Satoshi Sogabe, Koh Ida, Hideyuki Oki, Kotaro Sakamoto, Weston Lane, Gyorgy Snell, Motoo Iida, Yasuhiro Imaeda, Junichi Sakamoto, Junji MatsuiB-cell lymphoma 6 (BCL6) is a transcriptional
factor that expresses
in lymphocytes and regulates the differentiation and proliferation
of lymphocytes. Therefore, BCL6 is a therapeutic target for autoimmune
diseases and cancer treatment. This report presents the discovery
of BCL6–corepressor interaction inhibitors by using a biophysics-driven
fragment-based approach. Using the surface plasmon resonance (SPR)-based
fragment screening, we successfully identified fragment 1 (SPR KD = 1200 μM, ligand efficiency
(LE) = 0.28), a competitive binder to the natural ligand BCoR peptide.
Moreover, we elaborated 1 into the more potent compound 7 (SPR KD = 0.078 μM, LE
= 0.37, cell-free protein–protein interaction (PPI) IC50 = 0.48 μM (ELISA), cellular PPI IC50 =
8.6 μM (M2H)) by a structure-based design and structural integration
with a second high-throughput screening hit.
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compound 7ligand BCoR peptidePPI IC 50lymphocytestranscriptional factorstructure-based designfragment 1cancer treatmentinteraction0.078 μ Mhigh-throughput screening8.6 μ MELISASPR K DBiophysics-Driven Fragment-Based Approach B-cell lymphoma 6surface plasmon resonanceIC 50LEM 2HBCL 60.48 μ M1200 μ Mligand efficiencybiophysics-driven fragment-based approach
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