作者:Jay S. Tung、David L. Davis、John P. Anderson、Don E. Walker、Shumeye Mamo、Nancy Jewett、Roy K. Hom、Sukanto Sinha、Eugene D. Thorsett、Varghese John
DOI:10.1021/jm0155695
日期:2002.1.1
By use of the effectively cleaved beta-secretase (BACE) substrate (1), incorporation of a statine in P-l resulted in a weak inhibitor 13 of the enzyme. Further substitution of P-1'-Asp by P-1'-Val in 13 results in a potent inhibitor 22 of BACE. Removal of the P-10-P-5 residues on the N-terminal part of inhibitor 22 resulted in no loss of potency (23). C-terminal truncations of inhibitor 22 generally led to significant loss of potency.