Structure−Activity Relationship Studies of Phenanthridine-Based Bcl-XL Inhibitors
摘要:
Despite their structural similarities, the natural products chelerythrine (5) and sanguinarine (6) target different binding sites on the pro-survival Bcl-X-L protein. This paper details the synthesis of phenanthridine-based analogues of the natural products that were used to probe this difference in binding profiles. The inhibitory constants for these compounds were then measured in a fluorescence polarization assay against Bcl-X-L. and the tagged Bak-BH3 peptide. The results led to structure-activity relationship studies, which identified the structural motifs required for binding-site specificity as well as inhibitory activity. We also identified synthetic analogues of the natural products that display similar binding modes but with more potent IC50 values.
High-throughput methods of screening agents for activities affecting renal, cardiac, blood or lymphatic vascular development and functions in amphibians in multiwell plates are provided. Also provided are novel compounds that modulate blood and lymphatic vascular development.
Cascade C-C and C-N Bond Formation: A Straightforward Synthesis of Phenanthridines and Fused Quinolines
作者:Ashwini Borah、Pranjal Gogoi
DOI:10.1002/ejoc.201600220
日期:2016.4
Pd-catalyzed cascade process has been developed for the synthesis of quinoline and phenanthridine derivativesfrom various β-chloro α,β-unsaturatedaldehydes and 2-chloroaryl aldehydes, respectively, in good to high yields. The reaction proceeds through Pd-catalyzed cascade carbon–carbon and carbon–nitrogen bond formation in a single reaction vessel. The requisite β-chloro α,β-unsaturatedaldehydes were efficiently
Structure−Activity Relationship Studies of Phenanthridine-Based Bcl-X<sub>L</sub> Inhibitors
作者:Paul H. Bernardo、Kah-Fei Wan、Thirunavukkarasu Sivaraman、Jin Xu、Felicity K. Moore、Alvin W. Hung、Henry Y. K. Mok、Victor C. Yu、Christina L. L. Chai
DOI:10.1021/jm8005433
日期:2008.11.13
Despite their structural similarities, the natural products chelerythrine (5) and sanguinarine (6) target different binding sites on the pro-survival Bcl-X-L protein. This paper details the synthesis of phenanthridine-based analogues of the natural products that were used to probe this difference in binding profiles. The inhibitory constants for these compounds were then measured in a fluorescence polarization assay against Bcl-X-L. and the tagged Bak-BH3 peptide. The results led to structure-activity relationship studies, which identified the structural motifs required for binding-site specificity as well as inhibitory activity. We also identified synthetic analogues of the natural products that display similar binding modes but with more potent IC50 values.