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SuFEx クリック・ケミストリー末期の薬物機能化

Zilei Liu^1,2, Jie Li^1,2, Suhua Li²

¹Department of Molecular Medicine, The Scripps Research Institute , La Jolla, California 92037, United States.

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|February 17, 2018

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硫黄 (VI) フッ化物交換 (SuFEx) クリック化学は,新しい抗がん薬候補の迅速な合成を可能にします. この新しい方法ではアリルフッ素硫酸塩を素早く生成し検査することでがん細胞に対する効能を高める化合物が検出されます

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科学分野:

薬剤化学
有機化学
薬物の発見

背景:

硫黄 (VI) フッ化物交換 (SuFEx) は,新しいクリック化学技術である.
SuFEx化学は,新しい化合物を合成するための多用途のプラットフォームを提供します.
薬の発見における応用は未知の領域です

研究の目的:

96wellプレートにおけるSuFEx化学の in situ方法の開発と検証
アリルフッ素硫酸ドリバティブの迅速な合成と生物学的スクリーニングを可能にします.
抗癌薬の末期機能化におけるSuFExの可能性を調査する.

主な方法:

フェノルをアリルフッロースルファートに変換する in situ SuFEx反応を開発した.
生物学的活動の迅速な評価のために自動合成とスクリーニングを活用した.
既知の抗がん剤の末期機能化を行いました

主要な成果:

抗がん細胞増殖活性が向上した3つのアリルフッ素硫酸を特定した.
フルベストラント・フッ素酸塩系は,ER+乳がん細胞に活性化を示した.
コンブレタスタチンA4フルオロスルファート系は,薬剤耐性結腸がん細胞に対する効能が70倍に増加した.

結論:

現場で開発されたSuFEx方法は,自動合成とスクリーニングと互換性があります.
このアプローチにより,治療効果が向上した新薬候補の発見が容易になります.
SuFExの化学は薬の発見と開発を加速させるのに重要な可能性を秘めています