期刊
MOLECULES
卷 25, 期 17, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/molecules25173949
关键词
PrOF NMR; H-1 CPMG NMR; BPTF inhibitor; PfGCN5 inhibitor; 3D fragments
资金
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences [R01GM121414]
- National Science Foundation [RUI1806228, CHE-1904071]
- National Institutes of Health Biotechnology Training Grants [5T32GM008347-27, 5T32GM008347-29]
As fragment-based drug discovery has become mainstream, there has been an increase in various screening methodologies. Protein-observed(19)F (PrOF) NMR and(1)H CPMG NMR are two fragment screening assays that have complementary advantages. Here, we sought to combine these two NMR-based assays into a new screening workflow. This combination of protein- and ligand-observed experiments allows for a time- and resource-efficient multiplexed screen of mixtures of fragments and proteins. PrOF NMR is first used to screen mixtures against two proteins. Hit mixtures for each protein are identified then deconvoluted using(1)H CPMG NMR. We demonstrate the benefit of this fragment screening method by conducting the first reported fragment screens against the bromodomains of BPTF andPlasmodium falciparum(Pf) GCN5 using 467 3D-enriched fragments. The hit rates were 6%, 5% and 4% for fragments binding BPTF,PfGCN5, and fragments binding both proteins, respectively. Select hits were characterized, revealing a broad range of affinities from low mu M to mM dissociation constants. Follow-up experiments supported a low-affinity second binding site onPfGCN5. This approach can be used to bias fragment screens towards more selective hits at the onset of inhibitor development in a resource- and time-efficient manner.
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