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BIO8898

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BIO8898 是一种有效的 CD40-CD154 抑制剂。BIO8898 抑制可溶性 CD40L 与 CD40-Ig 的结合,IC50 值为 25 µM。BIO8898 抑制 CD40L 诱导的细胞凋亡(Apoptosis)。

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BIO8898 is a potent CD40-CD154 inhibitor. BIO8898 inhibits soluble CD40L binding to CD40-Ig with an IC50 value of 25 µM. BIO8898 inhibits CD40L-induced Apoptosis[1].

BIO8898 (0-100 µM; 3 days) inhibits CD40L-induced apoptosis in a dose-dependent manner[1].

Apoptosis Analysis[1]

Cell Line: CD40-TNFR-BHK cells
Concentration: 0-100 µM
Incubation Time: 3 days
Result: Inhibited the ability of 3 ng/ml mycCD40L plus 50 μg/ml cyclohexamide to induce apoptosis.

[1]. Silvian LF, et al. Small molecule inhibition of the TNF family cytokine CD40 ligand through a subunit fracture mechanism. ACS Chem Biol. 2011 Jun 17;6(6):636-47.

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分子式 C53H64N8O6 分子量 909.13
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Small molecule inhibition of the TNF family cytokine CD40 ligand through a subunit fracture mechanism

ACS Chem Biol 2011 Jun 17;6(6):636-47.PMID:21417339DOI:10.1021/cb2000346.

BIO8898 is one of several synthetic organic molecules that have recently been reported to inhibit receptor binding and function of the constitutively trimeric tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family cytokine CD40 ligand (CD40L, aka CD154). Small molecule inhibitors of protein-protein interfaces are relatively rare, and their discovery is often very challenging. Therefore, to understand how BIO8898 achieves this feat, we characterized its mechanism of action using biochemical assays and X-ray crystallography. BIO8898 inhibited soluble CD40L binding to CD40-Ig with a potency of IC(50) = 25 μM and inhibited CD40L-dependent apoptosis in a cellular assay. A co-crystal structure of BIO8898 with CD40L revealed that one inhibitor molecule binds per protein trimer. Surprisingly, the compound binds not at the surface of the protein but by intercalating deeply between two subunits of the homotrimeric cytokine, disrupting a constitutive protein-protein interface and breaking the protein's 3-fold symmetry. The compound forms several hydrogen bonds with the protein, within an otherwise hydrophobic binding pocket. In addition to the translational splitting of the trimer, binding of BIO8898 was accompanied by additional local and longer-range conformational perturbations of the protein, both in the core and in a surface loop. Binding of BIO8898 is reversible, and the resulting complex is stable and does not lead to detectable dissociation of the protein trimer. Our results suggest that a set of core aromatic residues that are conserved across a subset of TNF family cytokines might represent a generic hot-spot for the induced-fit binding of trimer-disrupting small molecules.

Exploratory computational assessment of possible binding modes for small molecule inhibitors of the CD40-CD154 co-stimulatory interaction

Pharmazie 2012 May;67(5):374-9.PMID:22764566doi

Protein-protein interactions (PPI) tend to involve extensive, flat, and featureless interfaces that are difficult to disrupt by small molecule binding. However, recently, PPIs are being recognized as increasingly valuable 'druggable' targets. We have identified several small molecule inhibitors of the immunologically relevant CD40-CD154 co-stimulatory interaction that bind to the homotrimeric CD154, a member of the tumor necrosis factor superfamily (TNFSF). Recently, on the basis of the co-crystal structure of CD154 with another small molecule (BIO8898), it has been suggested that these PPIs could be particularly susceptible to small molecule blockade due to a subunit fracture mechanism resulting in a distortion of the trimeric structure. To investigate whether this mechanism can occur with our organic dye-related inhibitors, we performed exploratory computational docking experiments. Possible druggable pockets that can serve as binding sites for small molecule inhibitors were identified with the FFT map algorithm both along the CD154-CD40 binding interface (competitive, orthosteric model) and in the interior core of the CD154 trimer corresponding to the BIO8898 binding site (allosteric model). Docking experiments (using Glide) were performed at these sites using the PDB ID: 3QD6 (CD40-CD154) and 3LKJ (BIO8898-CD154) co-crystal structures, respectively. The docking algorithm was able to better discriminate binders from non-binders at the deeper allosteric site than at the competitive site. Accordingly, an allosteric inhibitory mechanism that involves intercalation between monomeric subunits seems feasible for our small molecules making the constitutively trimeric CD154 a likely druggable target.