Irreversible, Tight-Binding Inhibition of Adenosine Deaminase by Coformycins: Inhibitor Structural Features That Contribute to the Mode of Enzyme Inhibition
摘要:
Coformycin analogues 1-6 were synthesized and biochemically screened against adenosine deaminase in order to assess the relative contributions of N-4, N-6, and the N-3 sugar moiety to the mane of enzyme inhibition. Our results indicate that N-4 plays a relatively greater role than N-6 in enzyme tight-binding, and that a benzyl group can substitute for the sugar moiety at N-3. The absence of a sugar or benzyl group at N-3, however, leads to lass of activity. The hydroxyl group at C-8, while crucial for activity, does not alone confer the tight-binding characteristics to coformycins.
Irreversible, Tight-Binding Inhibition of Adenosine Deaminase by Coformycins: Inhibitor Structural Features That Contribute to the Mode of Enzyme Inhibition
摘要:
Coformycin analogues 1-6 were synthesized and biochemically screened against adenosine deaminase in order to assess the relative contributions of N-4, N-6, and the N-3 sugar moiety to the mane of enzyme inhibition. Our results indicate that N-4 plays a relatively greater role than N-6 in enzyme tight-binding, and that a benzyl group can substitute for the sugar moiety at N-3. The absence of a sugar or benzyl group at N-3, however, leads to lass of activity. The hydroxyl group at C-8, while crucial for activity, does not alone confer the tight-binding characteristics to coformycins.
Irreversible, Tight-Binding Inhibition of Adenosine Deaminase by Coformycins: Inhibitor Structural Features That Contribute to the Mode of Enzyme Inhibition
作者:Mikyung Hong、Ramachandra S. Hosmane
DOI:10.1080/07328319708006131
日期:1997.7
Coformycin analogues 1-6 were synthesized and biochemically screened against adenosine deaminase in order to assess the relative contributions of N-4, N-6, and the N-3 sugar moiety to the mane of enzyme inhibition. Our results indicate that N-4 plays a relatively greater role than N-6 in enzyme tight-binding, and that a benzyl group can substitute for the sugar moiety at N-3. The absence of a sugar or benzyl group at N-3, however, leads to lass of activity. The hydroxyl group at C-8, while crucial for activity, does not alone confer the tight-binding characteristics to coformycins.