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Exploring the potential intracellular targets of vascular normalization based on active candidates
Shan, Yuanyuan,Wang, Jin,Si, Ru,Ma, Yuexiang,Li, Jing,Zhang, Qingqing,Lu, Wen,Zhang, Jie
supporting information, (2020/12/29)
We previously developed two candidates with potency of inducing vascular normalization, BD7 and B14. However, the definite intracellular molecular target(s) responsible for their activity remains unknown. Herein, we report the discovery and functional assessment of several multifunctional photoaffinity probes for determining the potential biological targets of active compounds. The probes bear a photoaffinity moiety and a bioorthogonal unit attached to B7 or B14 and maintained the bioactivity of the parent active molecules. Using in vitro biological assays, we preliminarily identified VEGFR-2 as a potential intracellular target for the active candidates. Our results demonstrate the utility of these multifunctional photoaffinity probes for analyzing the biological activity and subcellular localization of the intracellular target proteins of active candidates.
Discovery of novel Ponatinib analogues for reducing KDR activity as potent FGFRs inhibitors
Liu, Yang,Peng, Xia,Guan, Xiaocong,Lu, Dong,Xi, Yong,Jin, Shiyu,Chen, Hui,Zeng, Limin,Ai, Jing,Geng, Meiyu,Hu, Youhong
, p. 122 - 132 (2016/10/25)
FGF receptors (FGFRs) are tyrosine kinases that are overexpressed in diverse tumors by genetic alterations such as gene amplifications, somatic mutations and translocations. Owing to this characteristic, FGFRs are attractive targets for cancer treatment. It has been demonstrated that most multi-targeted, ATP competitive tyrosine kinase inhibitors are active against FGFRs as well as other kinases. The design of new and more selective inhibitors of FGFRs, which might be reduced off-target and side effects, is a difficult yet significant challenge. The results of the current investigation, show that novel Ponatinib analogues are highly active as FGFR inhibitors and that they possess reduced kinase insert domain receptor (KDR) activities. Observations made in a structure and activity relationship (SAR) investigation led to the development of a promising, orally available lead compound 4, which displays a 50–100 fold in vitro selectivity for inhibition of FGFR1-3 over KDR. In addition, biological evaluation of compound 4 showed that it displays significant antitumor activities in FGFR1-amplificated H1581 and FGFR2-amplificated SNU-16 xenograft models.
Rhodium(III)-catalyzed oxidative olefination of picolinamides: Convenient synthesis of 3-alkenylpicolinamides
Zhou, Jun,Li, Bo,Qian, Zhen-Chao,Shi, Bing-Feng
supporting information, p. 1038 - 1046 (2014/04/03)
A rhodium(III)-catalyzed selective olefination of picolinamide derivatives has been developed. The reaction shows high regioselectivity, low catalyst loading (0.5 mol%), high yield and good functional group tolerance, providing a convenient strategy for the synthesis of 3-alkenylpicolinamides.
