A small molecule inhibitor of idh2 mutant and its application
A small molecule inhibitor, the technology of IDH2, is used in the application of inhibiting and killing tumor cells. The field of isocitrate dehydrogenase 2 mutant small molecule inhibitors can solve the problems of high price and long medication time. Good effect, high selection specificity, small damage effect
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[0025] 1. Design of small molecule inhibitors.
[0026] The sequence of wild-type IDH2 is as follows, (SEQ ID No.1):
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[0028] IDH2 mutant (IDH2R140Q) is different from wild-type IDH2 in that the 140-position R is mutated to Q. Studies have confirmed that acute myeloid leukemia, glioma and osteosarcoma are related to this mutation. The sequence of IDH2R140Q is as follows, (SEQ ID No.2):
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[0030] Based on the crystal structure of the human IDH2Mutation protein, the applicant docked nearly 1 million small molecules from the Topscience small molecule drug into the above protein by docking proteins and compounds, and screened out those containing at least 3 hydrogen bonds. At least one hydrophobic center, the smaller the docking score, the better. Try to choose a compound with a score above -10, and select this compound after sorting. Figure 5 The MOE software is used to predict the binding model of the small molecule inhibitor to the IDH2 mutant protein,...
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