Identification of antimalarial leads with dual falcipain-2 and falcipain-3 inhibitory activity
[Display omitted] Falcipains (FPs), cysteine proteases in the malarial parasite, are emerging as the promising antimalarial drug targets. In order to identify novel FP inhibitors, we generated a pharmacophore derived from the reported co-crystal structures of inhibitors of Plasmodium falciparum Falc...
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Falcipains (FPs), cysteine proteases in the malarial parasite, are emerging as the promising antimalarial drug targets. In order to identify novel FP inhibitors, we generated a pharmacophore derived from the reported co-crystal structures of inhibitors of Plasmodium falciparum Falcipain-3 to screen the ZINC library. Further, the filters were applied for dock score, drug-like characters, and clustering of similar structures. Sixteen molecules were purchased and subject to in vitro enzyme (FP-2 and FP-3) inhibition assays. Two compounds showed in vitro inhibition of FP-2 and FP-3 at low µM concentration. The selectivity of the inhibitors can be explained based on the predicted interactions of the molecule in the active site. Further, the inhibitors were evaluated in a functional assay and were found to induce morphological changes in line with their mode of action arresting Plasmodium development. Compound 15 was most potent inhibitor identified in this study. |
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AbstractList | Falcipains (FPs), cysteine proteases in the malarial parasite, are emerging as the promising antimalarial drug targets. In order to identify novel FP inhibitors, we generated a pharmacophore derived from the reported co-crystal structures of inhibitors of Plasmodium falciparum Falcipain-3 to screen the ZINC library. Further, the filters were applied for dock score, drug-like characters, and clustering of similar structures. Sixteen molecules were purchased and subject to in vitro enzyme (FP-2 and FP-3) inhibition assays. Two compounds showed in vitro inhibition of FP-2 and FP-3 at low µM concentration. The selectivity of the inhibitors can be explained based on the predicted interactions of the molecule in the active site. Further, the inhibitors were evaluated in a functional assay and were found to induce morphological changes in line with their mode of action arresting Plasmodium development. Compound 15 was most potent inhibitor identified in this study.Falcipains (FPs), cysteine proteases in the malarial parasite, are emerging as the promising antimalarial drug targets. In order to identify novel FP inhibitors, we generated a pharmacophore derived from the reported co-crystal structures of inhibitors of Plasmodium falciparum Falcipain-3 to screen the ZINC library. Further, the filters were applied for dock score, drug-like characters, and clustering of similar structures. Sixteen molecules were purchased and subject to in vitro enzyme (FP-2 and FP-3) inhibition assays. Two compounds showed in vitro inhibition of FP-2 and FP-3 at low µM concentration. The selectivity of the inhibitors can be explained based on the predicted interactions of the molecule in the active site. Further, the inhibitors were evaluated in a functional assay and were found to induce morphological changes in line with their mode of action arresting Plasmodium development. Compound 15 was most potent inhibitor identified in this study. Falcipains (FPs), cysteine proteases in the malarial parasite, are emerging as the promising antimalarial drug targets. In order to identify novel FP inhibitors, we generated a pharmacophore derived from the reported co-crystal structures of inhibitors of Plasmodium falciparum Falcipain-3 to screen the ZINC library. Further, the filters were applied for dock score, drug-like characters, and clustering of similar structures. Sixteen molecules were purchased and subject to in vitro enzyme (FP-2 and FP-3) inhibition assays. Two compounds showed in vitro inhibition of FP-2 and FP-3 at low µM concentration. The selectivity of the inhibitors can be explained based on the predicted interactions of the molecule in the active site. Further, the inhibitors were evaluated in a functional assay and were found to induce morphological changes in line with their mode of action arresting Plasmodium development. Compound 15 was most potent inhibitor identified in this study. [Display omitted] Falcipains (FPs), cysteine proteases in the malarial parasite, are emerging as the promising antimalarial drug targets. In order to identify novel FP inhibitors, we generated a pharmacophore derived from the reported co-crystal structures of inhibitors of Plasmodium falciparum Falcipain-3 to screen the ZINC library. Further, the filters were applied for dock score, drug-like characters, and clustering of similar structures. Sixteen molecules were purchased and subject to in vitro enzyme (FP-2 and FP-3) inhibition assays. Two compounds showed in vitro inhibition of FP-2 and FP-3 at low µM concentration. The selectivity of the inhibitors can be explained based on the predicted interactions of the molecule in the active site. Further, the inhibitors were evaluated in a functional assay and were found to induce morphological changes in line with their mode of action arresting Plasmodium development. Compound 15 was most potent inhibitor identified in this study. |
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Author | Mahindroo, Neeraj Malhotra, Pawan Sharma, Gaurav Rana, Devika Mohmmed, Asif Jaiswal, Varun Kalamuddin, Md Sijwali, Puran Singh Sundriyal, Sandeep Das Sarma, Koushik |
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