Delayed and Prolonged Histone Hyperacetylation with a Selective HDAC1/HDAC2 Inhibitor
作者:Joey L. Methot、Dawn Mampreian Hoffman、David J. Witter、Matthew G. Stanton、Paul Harrington、Christopher Hamblett、Phieng Siliphaivanh、Kevin Wilson、Jed Hubbs、Richard Heidebrecht、Astrid M. Kral、Nicole Ozerova、Judith C. Fleming、Hongmei Wang、Alexander A. Szewczak、Richard E. Middleton、Bethany Hughes、Jonathan C. Cruz、Brian B. Haines、Melissa Chenard、Candia M. Kenific、Andreas Harsch、J. Paul Secrist、Thomas A. Miller
DOI:10.1021/ml4004233
日期:2014.4.10
The identification and in vitro and in vivo characterization of a potent SHI-1:2 are described. Kinetic analysis indicated that biaryl inhibitors exhibit slow binding kinetics in isolated HDAC1 and HDAC2 preparations. Delayed histone hyperacetylation and gene expression changes were also observed in cell culture, and histone acetylation was observed in vivo beyond disappearance of drug from plasma. In vivo studies further demonstrated that continuous target inhibition was well tolerated and efficacious in tumor-bearing mice, leading to tumor growth inhibition with either once-daily or intermittent administration.