2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00044-019-02441-2
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Synthesis and in silico and in vitro evaluation of trimethoxy-benzamides designed as anti-prion derivatives

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“…To our knowledge, these are the first binder with reported mechanism of interaction with PrP to be reported. Moreover, previous efforts to identify hot and warm spots in PrP structure identified a small hydrophobic close to where the fragment binds (KUWATA et al, 2007), on the other side of helix 3 (Figure 31), and to which anti-prion compounds, such as GN8, are known to interact (CONCEIÇÃO et al, 2019;YAMAGUCHI et al, 2019), thus suggesting that the fragment bind to an important region in the PrP structure. The GN8 anti-prion activity is attributed to a chaperone-like interaction, increasing the PrP stability and the proximity between GN8 and 4-pyrazolecarboxylate could be explored in merging approaches by linking through the loop 2.…”
Section: The Full Fragment Screeningmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…To our knowledge, these are the first binder with reported mechanism of interaction with PrP to be reported. Moreover, previous efforts to identify hot and warm spots in PrP structure identified a small hydrophobic close to where the fragment binds (KUWATA et al, 2007), on the other side of helix 3 (Figure 31), and to which anti-prion compounds, such as GN8, are known to interact (CONCEIÇÃO et al, 2019;YAMAGUCHI et al, 2019), thus suggesting that the fragment bind to an important region in the PrP structure. The GN8 anti-prion activity is attributed to a chaperone-like interaction, increasing the PrP stability and the proximity between GN8 and 4-pyrazolecarboxylate could be explored in merging approaches by linking through the loop 2.…”
Section: The Full Fragment Screeningmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Despite the absence of treatment for prion disease, many therapeutic approaches to treat the disease have been proposed and many compounds with anti-prion activities are known (ALTIERI et al, 2020;CONCEIÇÃO et al, 2019;IMBERDIS et al, 2016;MASHIMA et al, 2020). For instance, the reduction of PrP expression has an extremely strong proof of principle as a therapeutic strategy.…”
Section: Therapeutical Strategies For Prion Disease Prp As a Drug Target And Antiprion Compoundsmentioning
confidence: 99%