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1 Rino Ragno Rome Center for Molecular Design Department of Chemistry and Phamaceutical Technology Faculty of Pharmacy and Medicine
2 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 2
3 Genetics Mutation FF * * * Gene EpiGenetics DNA methylation Methylated DNA promoter FF Gene Deletion FF Gene Chromatin remodeling HDAC promoter FF Gene Gene Therapy Epigenetic Therapy Epigenetics (1997): the study of meiotically/mitotically heritable changes in gene expression that are not caused by alteration of the DNA sequence HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 3
4 acetylation/ deacetylation phosphorylation methylation/ demethylation ADPribosylation ubiquitination DNA methylation Histone Code HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 4
5 Apoptosis Pathways death receptor ptw TNF family ligands and receptors (ie, TRAIL, Fas) mitochondrial death ptw Bim, Bmf, APAF1, caspase 9 BCL2, BCL-X L, MCL1, XIAP RS production indirect gene expression regulation Ac E2F1, p53, STAT1, STAT3, NF-κB transcription-independent effects Ac Ku70 HDAC6-PP1-α-tubulin complex Ac α-tubulin Ac HSP90 degradation of client proteins HDACi Anti-Angiogenic Effects VEGF bfgf HIF1α TIE2 ens CXCR4 angiopoietin Immunomodulatory Effects MHCs, MICA, MICB CD40, CD80, CD86 ICAM1 TNFα IL1 IFNγ Bolden, J.E. et al., Nat. Rev. Drug Discov. 2006, 5, HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 5
6 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 6
7 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 7
8 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 8
9 class compd [range] Short-Chain Fatty Acids Sodium Butyrate mm HDAC specificity class I, IIa clinical trials Phase I, II (colorectal) Valproic Acid mm class I, IIa Phase I, II (AML, leukemias) AN-9 μm NA Phase I, II HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 9
10 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 10
11 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 11
12 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 12
13 His 132 NH N NH - H Zn H Asp 173 N NH - His 131 Tyr 297 Asp 166 Finnin, M.S. et al., Nature 1999, 401, HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 13
14 H X (CH 2 ) n R X (CH 2 ) n N H N S NH HN N H H N H CH 3 H N H SH S CH 3 ( ) n CAP X HS ZBG R N HN NH HN N (un)saturated C 4-6 chain With/out ring Insertion CH 3 H R 1 R S N S HN N HN H 2 N CH 2 H HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 14
15 Res1 Res2 Res3 Res-n SAHA Cplx 1 Cplx 2 Cplx 3 Cplx m X1 X2 X3 Xn X1 X2 X3 Xn X1 X2 X3 Xn X1 X2 X3 Xn PLS Y1 Y2 Y3 Ym CMBINE Model HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 15
16 Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics, 2010, 78, HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 16
17 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 17
18 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 18
19 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 19
20 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 20
21 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 21
22 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 22
23 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 23
24 Redocking results (RMSD) with AutoDockVina Complex name Best docked Best Cluster Best Fit LLX.HDAC HA3.HDAC TMFK.HDAC SAHA.HDAC TSA.HDAC APHA.HDAC SAHA.HDAC TSA.HDAC DA % HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 24
25 CPH M4T HN H N ModWeb CH 3 APHA8 in HDAC1 SwissModel HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 25
26 HN H N CH 3 APHA8 in HDAC1 CPH ModWeb M4T SwissModel HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 26
27 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 27
28 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 28
29 H 3 C N H 3 C H 3 C H 3 C N H H HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 29
30 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 30
31 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 31
32 DRY ELE Decreasing Activity Increasing Activity Decreasing Activity Increasing Activity HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 32
33 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 33
34 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 34
35 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 35
36 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 36
37 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 37
38 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 38
39 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 39
40 S N HN S N N H SH HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 40
41 N N H H N H 2 N ELE DRY HDAC3 HDAC4 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 41
42 N H N H HDAC6-1 HDAC8 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 42
43 HDAC Inhibitors: Structure-Based Modeling and Isoform-Selectivity Prediction 43
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