2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3md00134b
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Design, synthesis, and mechanistic study of 2-piperazineone-bearing peptidomimetics as novel HIV capsid modulators

Abstract: We report the design, synthesis, and mechanistic study of a novel series of 2-piperazineone peptidomimetics as HIV capsid modulators by mimicking the structure of host factors binding to CA.

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“…This facilitates hydrogen bond interactions between Lys70/Arg70 and the carbonyl group on the piperazinone or the carbonyl group on the amide bond, which could explain why these two scaffolds display high anti-HIV-1 and anti-HIV-2 activity. However, arginine is more basic and has more polar hydrogens than lysine, resulting in a stronger hydrogen bond formation profile, resulting in these compounds prefer suppressing HIV-2 over HIV-1. While scaffolds II and VII , also contained the piperazinone structure, the sulfonyl group replaced by the acyl group might disrupt the active conformation of the compounds, leading to a significant reduction of their anti-HIV activity. The anti-HIV-2 activities of scaffold III were significantly superior to their anti-HIV-1 activities, making them selective HIV-2 CA modulators. This might be attributed to the fact that the benzene ring can simultaneously form cation-π interactions with Arg70 and Arg173, thereby exhibiting better anti-HIV-2 activity.…”
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“…This facilitates hydrogen bond interactions between Lys70/Arg70 and the carbonyl group on the piperazinone or the carbonyl group on the amide bond, which could explain why these two scaffolds display high anti-HIV-1 and anti-HIV-2 activity. However, arginine is more basic and has more polar hydrogens than lysine, resulting in a stronger hydrogen bond formation profile, resulting in these compounds prefer suppressing HIV-2 over HIV-1. While scaffolds II and VII , also contained the piperazinone structure, the sulfonyl group replaced by the acyl group might disrupt the active conformation of the compounds, leading to a significant reduction of their anti-HIV activity. The anti-HIV-2 activities of scaffold III were significantly superior to their anti-HIV-1 activities, making them selective HIV-2 CA modulators. This might be attributed to the fact that the benzene ring can simultaneously form cation-π interactions with Arg70 and Arg173, thereby exhibiting better anti-HIV-2 activity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(A) Binding site of HIV-1 CA hexamer (PDB code: 4XFZ). (B) Binding site of HIV-2 CA hexamer model (obtained by homology modeling). The figures were generated in PyMOL ().…”
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