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    Design of Kinase Inhibitorswith Polypharmacological

    Modes of Action

    Andrew FantUniversity of North Carolina

    Eshelman School of PharmacyDivision of Medicinal Chemistry and Natural Products

    9 September 2009

    Apsel, B. et. al. Targeted Polypharmacology: discovery of dual inhibitors of

    tyrosine and phosphoinositide kinases. Nat. Chem. Biol.2008, 4, 691-699

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    Cancer in the United States

    23.1% of US Deaths in2006 (cdc.gov)

    Second-leading cause

    in USA War On Cancer since

    Nixon in 1971

    Full $50M for NC

    Cancer Hospital &Linneberger Center

    However, not a singledisease http://msnbc.msn.com/id/c3783216

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    Hallmarks of Malignancy

    Hannahan & Weinberg Cell 1000:57

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    Autonomy in Growth Signals

    Herbst,R.S et.al. Lung CancerNEJM2008, 359, 13 1367-1380

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    Phosphoinositides are Major

    Second Messengers EGFR

    TrkA Family

    IGR

    CAM Kinases

    RAS

    Indirectly regulated byPTEN

    Feed AKT and mTOR

    Image courtesy of Sigma-Aldrich

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    mTOR as a Nexus

    Tseng, et al. Drug Discovery Today 12:112

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    Why Block TOR in particular?

    Shmelze & Hall Cell 103:253

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    Kinases as Targets

    Pro Primary Regulatory

    Mechanism in vivo They can selectively

    recognize each other

    The ATP binding site

    takes a smallmolecule

    Con Too Crucial for Life

    Processes Specificity in protein-

    protein interactions

    You really want to

    create an ATP-mimetic inhibitor?

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    Approved First-Generation

    Kinase InhibitorsN

    NHN N

    HN

    NNO

    O

    N O

    N

    N

    HN

    F

    Cl

    O

    OO

    OO

    HN

    N

    N

    HN

    O

    S

    N

    N

    N N N

    OH

    Cl

    F

    NH

    NH

    NH

    O

    N

    O

    imatininb

    gefitinib

    erlotinib

    dasatinib

    sunitinib

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    Potential For Overlap?

    N

    NHN N

    HN

    N

    NO

    O

    NN

    O

    HN

    HN

    O

    OHO

    OH O

    OH

    OH

    OH

    O

    O

    O O

    O

    H

    OO

    O

    Bcr-Abl&

    c-Kit

    PI3 Kinase&

    PLK1

    multi-proteinkinase

    &PI3 Kinases

    Apsel, et. al. Nat.Chem. Bio. 4:691

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    A Very Distant Relationship

    Apsel, et. al. Nat.Chem. Bio.

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    Invitrogen High-Throughput

    Kinase Assay

    http://www.invitrogen.com/site/us/en/home/Products-and-Services/Applications/Drug-Discovery/Target-and-Lead-Identification-and-Validation/KinaseBiology/Kinase-Activity-Assays/Adapta-Universal-Kinase-Assay.html

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    Hits

    N

    N N

    N

    NH2

    OH

    S1

    N

    N N

    N

    NH2

    S2

    Apsel, et. al. Nat.Chem. Bio. 4:691

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    Profile

    Apsel, et. al. Nat.Chem. Bio. 4:691

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    SAR for Pyrazolopyrimidine

    Scaffold

    N

    N N

    N

    OP3O10

    3-

    OHOH

    NH2

    N

    N N

    N

    R2

    NH2 R1

    exocyclic amine must be able todonate to a hydrogen bond

    R1= naphthyl derivatives favored,

    distal substituents OK, especially withH-bond recipients; N in ring helps.

    dont come too far off the sides of rings

    R2= methyl or isopropyl acceptable, t-butyl kills

    activity. 4 or 5 member ring works,especially with heteroatom. Sterochemistry

    insensitive

    op. cit.: supplementary materials

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    Into the Pocket

    S1

    S2

    .

    Apsel, et. al. Nat.Chem. Bio. 4:691

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    Conserved Binding Mode

    RCSB entry 3ene

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    Structural Basis for Selectivity

    Apsel, et. al. Nat.Chem. Bio. 4:691

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    Structural Selectivity Redux

    Billanges, et. al. Nat. Chem. Bio. 4 648

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    PP121 with PI3K and mTOR

    N

    N N

    N

    N

    NH2

    HN

    N

    O

    N

    N

    N

    O

    OH

    Apsel, et. al. Nat.Chem. Bio. 4:691

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    PP121 with Src and Ret

    N

    N N

    N

    N

    NH2

    HN

    N

    O

    N

    N

    N

    O

    OHF

    NH

    NH

    NH

    O

    N

    O

    Apsel, et. al. Nat.Chem. Bio. 4:691

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    PP121 Overcomes Mutational

    Resistance

    N

    N N

    N

    N

    NH2

    HN

    N

    O

    N

    N

    N

    O

    OH

    N

    NHN N

    HN

    N

    NO

    Apsel, et. al. Nat.Chem. Bio. 4:691

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    Conclusions

    Kinase Inhibitors arent as selective as oncethought

    It is possible to screen libraries of knownKinase Inhibitors for secondary bindingproperties

    Proper targeting of polypharmacology allows

    mutational resistance to be avoided These techniques do depend on a commonendogenous ligand. Your mileage may vary.

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    Acknowledgements

    Alex Tropsha

    Mike Jarstfer

    Adrienne Cox

    Tropsha Lab

    Warren DeLano/Pymol