Fluoroalkenes as Peptide Isosteres: Ground State Analog Inhibitors of Thermolysin
摘要:
Tripeptide analogs of the form Cbz-Gly Psi[(Z)-CF=CH]LeuXaa (1, Xaa = Gly, Ala, Leu, Phe, and NH2) were synthesized to assess the ability of the fluoroalkene moiety to mimic a peptide linkage. These compounds are modest inhibitors of the zinc endopeptidase thermolysin (0.19 mM < K-i < 1.8 mM); the K-i values correlate strongly with the K-m, values, but not K-m/k(cat), for hydrolysis of the corresponding peptides. The correlation indicates that these inhibitors bind as ground state analogs and represent the first direct assessment of the fluoroalkene unit as a peptide surrogate.
Fluoroalkenes as Peptide Isosteres: Ground State Analog Inhibitors of Thermolysin
摘要:
Tripeptide analogs of the form Cbz-Gly Psi[(Z)-CF=CH]LeuXaa (1, Xaa = Gly, Ala, Leu, Phe, and NH2) were synthesized to assess the ability of the fluoroalkene moiety to mimic a peptide linkage. These compounds are modest inhibitors of the zinc endopeptidase thermolysin (0.19 mM < K-i < 1.8 mM); the K-i values correlate strongly with the K-m, values, but not K-m/k(cat), for hydrolysis of the corresponding peptides. The correlation indicates that these inhibitors bind as ground state analogs and represent the first direct assessment of the fluoroalkene unit as a peptide surrogate.
Fluoroalkenes as Peptide Isosteres: Ground State Analog Inhibitors of Thermolysin
作者:Paul A. Bartlett、Atsushi Otake
DOI:10.1021/jo00115a028
日期:1995.5
Tripeptide analogs of the form Cbz-Gly Psi[(Z)-CF=CH]LeuXaa (1, Xaa = Gly, Ala, Leu, Phe, and NH2) were synthesized to assess the ability of the fluoroalkene moiety to mimic a peptide linkage. These compounds are modest inhibitors of the zinc endopeptidase thermolysin (0.19 mM < K-i < 1.8 mM); the K-i values correlate strongly with the K-m, values, but not K-m/k(cat), for hydrolysis of the corresponding peptides. The correlation indicates that these inhibitors bind as ground state analogs and represent the first direct assessment of the fluoroalkene unit as a peptide surrogate.