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  • Química Biológica
  • Descubrimiento de Fármacos

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  • Los inhibidores covalentes dirigidos a residuos de cisteína son vitales en el descubrimiento de fármacos y la proteómica.
  • Los electrófilos existentes como las cloroacetamidas y las acrilamidas tienen limitaciones en cuanto a selectividad.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Introducir los vinil fosfonamidatos (VPA) como una nueva clase de electrófilos de cisteína selectivos.
  • Evaluar la reactividad, selectividad y utilidad de los VPA en el desarrollo de inhibidores covalentes y PROTACs.

Principales métodos:

  • Se evaluó la reactividad de los VPA con glutatión y en lisado de células humanas.
  • Se desarrollaron derivados de Afatinib e Ibrutinib funcionalizados con VPA.
  • Se utilizó la proteómica de proteínas basada en actividad (ABPP) en gel y basada en espectrometría de masas.
  • Se construyó un PROTAC basado en VPA.

Principales resultados:

  • Los VPA exhiben una reactividad intrínseca menor que los electrófilos tradicionales.
  • Los derivados de VPA mostraron una reactividad inespecífica limitada y una reducción del compromiso fuera del objetivo.
  • Los fármacos funcionalizados con VPA mantuvieron la eficiencia del inhibidor.
  • Se desarrolló con éxito un PROTAC basado en VPA para la degradación de proteínas dirigida.

Conclusiones:

  • Los VPA representan una clase de electrófilos selectiva y modular para la modificación covalente dirigida por cisteína.
  • Los VPA amplían el espacio químico para el desarrollo de inhibidores covalentes con perfiles de reactividad favorables.
  • Los VPA facilitan las estrategias de degradación de proteínas dirigidas a través del desarrollo de PROTACs.