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iPPI-DB: A user-friendly web application to query a database of protein-protein
interactions inhibitors Céline Labbé
Inserm UMR-‐S 973 – MTi CDithem pla=orm
Paris
ChemAxon's 10th European User Group MeeHng May 20th-‐21st 2014
30 people
Sorbonne Paris Cité campus: 4 universi9es + 4 Ins9tutes in Paris 120,000 students 12,000 scien9sts in Life and Health Sciences 23 hospitals and 12,000 hospital beds
RPBS-‐MTI 958 64-‐Bits CPU core-‐linux
computer cluster 2x15 To data storage facility
MTi research unit & CDithem platform
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 2/24
MTi at University Paris Diderot
www.mH.univ-‐paris-‐diderot.fr
www.CDithem.com
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 3/24
Ø High number of protein-‐protein interacHon (PPI)
Ø Involvement in various diseases (eg cancer)
Ø Importance of finding modulators of PPI for therapeuHc intervenHon
Why studying the PPI ?
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 3/24
Ø High number of protein-‐protein interacHon (PPI)
Ø Involvement in various diseases (eg cancer)
Ø Importance of finding modulators of PPI for therapeuHc intervenHon Ø Usually use of High Throughput Screening (HTS)
Ø Inadequacy of commercial chemical libraries
Ø MisconcepHon of the PPI chemical space
Why studying the PPI ?
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 3/24
Ø High number of protein-‐protein interacHon (PPI)
Ø Involvement in various diseases (eg cancer)
Ø Importance of finding modulators of PPI for therapeuHc intervenHon
Ø Strategy: learning from successful examples
• data collecHons on PPI and inhibitors of PPI (iPPI)
• characterizaHon of the PPI chemical space
• creaHon of PPI focused chemical libraries
Ø Usually use of High Throughput Screening (HTS)
Ø Inadequacy of commercial chemical libraries
Ø MisconcepHon of the PPI chemical space
Why studying the PPI ?
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 4/24
Existing databases
Targets Manual data curaHon Contents
All types
Chemical structures
• Chemical structure • Physicochemical characterisHcs • Pharmacological data
No of PPI target
-
-
ü
ü
X-‐Ray only
No of compounds
1,300,000
71
7,000
1,650
44
50
31
NA
• Chemical structure • Pharmacological data
• Cocrystallized structure
• Chemical structure • Physicochemical characterisHcs • Pharmacological data
PPI only
PPI only
PPI only
ü
ü
ü
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 5/24
iPPI-‐DB: what type of informations ? Compound Biblio
PPI / Proteins Test AcHvity
Ø Molecular descriptors
Ø Compounds names
Ø External references
-‐> AlogP, Molecular Weight, Fsp3…
-‐> IUPAC, brand name
Ø Type of test
Ø Test name
Ø Type of acHvity
Ø AcHvity value
-‐> IC50, EC50, Kd, Ki
Ø Pubmed ID or Wipo ID
-‐> arHcle, patent
Ø Title
Ø Journal
Ø Year of publicaHon
Ø Pair of protein names
Ø Uniprot number
-‐> ELISA, fluorescence polarizaHon…
-‐> Biochemical or cellular test
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 6/24
Ø Source • Liierature (PubMed), world patents • Manually curated by a medicinal chemist
Ø Criteria • AcHvity : IC50, Ki, Kd, EC50 < 30 μM • Absence of reacHve or promiscuous-‐associated chemical funcHons • Rule out pepHdes (Absence of 3 conHnuous pepHde bonds) • Rule out macrocycles • Degree of validaHon of the target • Clarity of the experimental data on binding
Ø Stats
iPPI-‐DB: criteria
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 7/24
iPPI-‐DB: some numbers
695
527
277
349
122
73
303
40
24
11
8
5
1
460
326
277
268
119
73
46
40
17
10
8
5
1
0 200 400 600 800
MDM2-‐like/p53
BCL2-‐like/BAX
LFA/ICAM
XIAP/Smac
CD4/gp120
CD80/CD28
Bromodomain/histone
Beta-‐catenin/TCF-‐4
IL2/IL2R
E2/E1
Myc/max
LEDGF/IN
ZipA/osZ
Number of compounds and binding data per PPI target
No. of unique compounds
No. of binding data
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Number of iPPI in clinical trials per PPI target (from MDDR data)
Phase II Phase I Preclinic
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 8/24
iPPI-‐DB: some numbers
2
40
245
3 7 1 1 24
95
15 18 3
31 14
4
74
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
Cellular Tests
pXC50 ≥ 8 7 > pXC50 ≥ 6 8 > pXC50 ≥ 7 6 > pXC50
pXC50 = -‐ log(XC50x10-‐6)
iPPI-‐DB: the web application
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 9/24
Ø Provide the PPI community with a user-‐friendly online interface
Ø Facilitate the access to the right informaHon
• user defined criteria
• cross referencing the annotated data
Ø Help to prioriHze the selecHon of privileged chemotypes and physicochemical properHes
Ø Can be accessed by anyone at www.ippidb.cdithem.fr
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 10/24
Ø Only the selecHon of a PPI target is mandatory
Search by pharmacological criteria -‐ Query
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 10/24
Ø Only the selecHon of a PPI target is mandatory
Ø Only the test and acHvity type available for the selected PPI target are proposed in the drop-‐down menus
Search by pharmacological criteria -‐ Query
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 10/24
Ø Only the selecHon of a PPI target is mandatory
Ø Only the test and acHvity type available for the selected PPI target are proposed in the drop-‐down menus
Ø pXC50 : eg
• pIC50 = -‐ log(IC50x10-‐6)
• pKd = -‐ log(Kdx10-‐6) or
Search by pharmacological criteria -‐ Query
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 10/24
Ø Only the selecHon of a PPI target is mandatory
Ø Only the test and acHvity type available for the selected PPI target are proposed in the drop-‐down menus
Ø pXC50 : eg
• pIC50 = -‐ log(IC50x10-‐6)
• pKd = -‐ log(Kdx10-‐6) or
Search by pharmacological criteria -‐ Query
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 10/24
Ø Only the selecHon of a PPI target is mandatory
Ø Only the test and acHvity type available for the selected PPI target are proposed in the drop-‐down menus
Ø pXC50 : eg
• pIC50 = -‐ log(IC50x10-‐6)
• pKd = -‐ log(Kdx10-‐6)
Ø Fsp3 =
or
No of Carbon sp3
No Total of Carbon
Search by pharmacological criteria -‐ Query
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 13/24
Ø 3 / 75 filter : rule for in vivo toxicity from Pfizer
The compound ID Card -‐ Physicochemistry
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 13/24
Ø 3 / 75 filter : rule for in vivo toxicity from Pfizer
all iPPI descriptors' values should be ideally within the blue area
The compound ID Card -‐ Physicochemistry
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 13/24
Ø 3 / 75 filter : rule for in vivo toxicity from Pfizer
all iPPI descriptors' values should be ideally within the blue area
PCA : Principal Component Analysis
The compound ID Card -‐ Physicochemistry
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 14/24
LE : Ligand Efficiency
1.37 × pXC50
No Heavy Atoms LE =
LLE : Lipophilic Efficiency
LLE = pXC50 − AlogP
The compound ID Card -‐ Pharmacology
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 15/24
Ø Annotated from MDDR data (march 2012)
Ø FCFP: FuncHonal-‐Class Fingerprints
Ø Similarity : Tanimoto index between two fingerprints
really dissimilar molecules 0
1
same molecules
The compound ID Card – Drug similarity
Towards the next version of the web app
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 20/24
Log in
Get your results !
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 20/24
Log in
Get your results !
Towards the next version of the web app
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 20/24
Log in
Get your results !
Towards the next version of the web app
Search by chemical similarity -‐ Query
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 21/24
Ø Copy / paste a SMILES
Import a file
Sketch your molecule or
or
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 21/24
Ø Copy / paste a SMILES
Import a file
Sketch your molecule
Ø Example from :
or
or
Nutlin-‐1 (acHvity on MDM2)
Search by chemical similarity -‐ Query
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 21/24
Ø Copy / paste a SMILES
Import a file
Sketch your molecule
Ø Example from :
or
or
Nutlin-‐1 (acHvity on MDM2)
Search by chemical similarity -‐ Query
Conclusions
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 23/24
Ø a database
ü manually curated by experts
ü containing :
- chemical structures
- physicochemical properHes
- pharmacological data
iPPI-‐DB
Conclusions
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 23/24
Ø a database
ü manually curated by experts
ü containing :
- chemical structures
- physicochemical properHes
- pharmacological data
Ø a user-‐friendly web applicaHon
ü search by pharmacological criteria
ü search by chemical similarity
ü cross-‐referencing the annotated data
ü intuiHve visualizing tools
iPPI-‐DB
Conclusions
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 23/24
Ø a database
ü manually curated by experts
ü containing :
- chemical structures
- physicochemical properHes
- pharmacological data
Ø a user-‐friendly web applicaHon
ü search by pharmacological criteria
ü search by chemical similarity
ü cross referencing the annotated data
ü intuiHve visualizing tools
iPPI-‐DB
Assist chemists, biologists and clinicians to design more raHonaly the next generaHon of PPI modulators
Acknowledgement
Céline Labbé – EUGM Chemaxon – Budapest 2014 – 24/24
Ø Mélaine Kuenemann (PhD Student)
Ø David Lagorce (Engineer)
Ø Maria Miteva (Team Leader)
Ø Olivier Sperandio (Senior Researcher)
Ø Bruno Villoutreix (Unit director)
Ø Judith Elkaim (former member)
Ø Guillaume Laconde (former member)
Ø Pauline Raballand (former member)
Ø Benoît Déprez (Experimentalist)
Ø Jean-‐Luc Poyet (Experimentalist)