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Hydrocarbon peptide stapling

Bird GH, Madani N, Perry AF et al (2010) Hydrocarbon double-stapling remedies the proteolytic instability of a lengthy peptide therapeutic. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 107 14093-14098... [Pg.161]

Kim Y-W, Grossmann TN, Verdine GL (2011) Synthesis of all-hydrocarbon stapled a-helical peptides by ring-closing olefin metathesis. Nat Protocol 6 761-771... [Pg.161]

Verdine and coworkers reported their first success with Bcl-2 family proteins using a stapled peptide analog of the proapoptotic Bid BH3 domain [37]. The hydrocarbon-crosslinked peptide was shown to bind Bcl-xL at the same binding site as wild-type Bid BH3 and with increased affinity. Importantly, the hydrocarbon crosslink rendered the stapled peptide cell permeable, where the wild-type peptide was not. In cell-based assays, stapled Bid BH3 was shown to sensitize cancer cells to Bax mediated apoptosis. In mice with leukemia xenografts, stapled Bid BH3 treatment consistently suppressed tumor growth. [Pg.213]

An alternative linker strategy recently employed in the synthesis of stapled peptides is through the incorporation of a triazole bridge, which was constructed through azido-acetylene click chemistry. These new stapled peptides offer enhanced chemical stability and further resistance to proteolysis [49c]. The linker length in these triazole bridge stapled peptides has a similar requirement as the hydrocarbon stapled peptide. [Pg.280]

Kim, Y.W. and Verdine, G.L. (2009) Stereochemical effects of all-hydrocarbon tethers in i,i + 4 stapled peptides. Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry Letters, 19, 2533-2536. [Pg.302]

Figure 9.4 Design of a,a-alkylated hydrocarbon-stapled peptides for HIV and glu-cokinase therapeutic targets. Figure 9.4 Design of a,a-alkylated hydrocarbon-stapled peptides for HIV and glu-cokinase therapeutic targets.
Figure 9.7 Design of tandem hydrocarbon-stapled ( stitched ) peptides and expansion of click-stapling chemistry, including bis-triazolo-aiyl-stapling, to various intracellular targets. Figure 9.7 Design of tandem hydrocarbon-stapled ( stitched ) peptides and expansion of click-stapling chemistry, including bis-triazolo-aiyl-stapling, to various intracellular targets.
Figure 9.9 3D-structural diversity of varying subclasses of hydrocarbon-stapled peptides, including double-turn, single-turn, stitch, i,i- -3 single-turn and H-bond surrogate macrocyclizations. [Pg.367]

Subsequent to having the desired a,a-diallq lated amino acids available, the synthesis of hydrocarbon-stapled peptides is relatively straightforward and employs solid-phase peptide chemistiy, as illustrated for ATSP-7041 (Scheme 9.2), to provide a feasible route for chemical development. As further detailed below, the hydrocarbon-stapled peptide ATSP-7041 is a dual MDM2/MDMX antagonist that exhibits high potency in vitro and efficacy in vivo in p53-dependent cancer models. [Pg.369]

Other noteworthy work focused on the biophysical and computational chemistry of stapled p53 peptide analogs of the SAH-p53-8 series (see compound 6) have shown a predictive correlation of a-helicity with experimental circular dichroism, and stapled p53 peptide binding to MDM2(X) further predicting direct contact between the hydrocarbon linker moiety of SAH-p53-8 (6) and the target protein. Importantly, such predictions were subsequently verified by the determination of an X-ray crystal structure of the stapled p53 peptide SAH-p53-8 bound to MDM2. Very recently,... [Pg.372]

Mcl-l is a recognized major resistance factor in human cancer and Mcl-l over-expression has been linked to the pathogenesis of several cancers. Its anti-apoptotic properties are mechanistically related to its neutralizing interaction with BIM, BAK, NOXA and PUMA. ° Recently, a compelling Mcl-l BH3 stapled peptide has been reported to exhibit highly specificity and affinity to bind Mcl-l as well as effectively sensitizing cancer cells to caspase-dependent apoptosis in vitroJ An X-ray structure of Mcl-l complexed with this Mcl-l BH3 stapled peptide was also determined and showed inter-molecular contact of its hydrocarbon staple moiety with Mcl-l, accounting for the specificity versus other Bcl-2 family proteins. [Pg.374]


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