On the discovery of a potential survivin inhibitor combining computational tools and cytotoxicity studies
Survivin protein is a metalloprotein member of the inhibitors of apoptosis proteins family, involved in the regulation of programmed cell death. Due to the recent development of antitumor therapies having survivin as molecular target, several strategies to interfere with the expression or function o...
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I19-R120-10915-1071682024-11-13T18:15:15Z http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/107168 On the discovery of a potential survivin inhibitor combining computational tools and cytotoxicity studies Quispe Castillo, Patricia Araceli Lavecchia, Martín José León, Ignacio Esteban 2019 2020-10-16T18:29:57Z en Química Molecular biology Computational biology Bioinformatics Survivin Inhibitors Docking studies Molecular dynamics Survivin protein is a metalloprotein member of the inhibitors of apoptosis proteins family, involved in the regulation of programmed cell death. Due to the recent development of antitumor therapies having survivin as molecular target, several strategies to interfere with the expression or function of survivin have emerged. This work describes the discovery of a new potential inhibitor of survivin function using a computer-aided drug design approach. Structure-based virtual screening and molecular dynamic simulations were carried out to select two compounds as possible inhibitors. According to the binding energy, possible ligand localization is in a cavity, close to dimerization interface. Next, cell-based assays were performed on three cell lines: two with tumor phenotype and over-expression of survivin, and another with normal phenotype and low expression of survivin. One of the selected compounds shows a selectively antitumor effect on panel cell lines suggesting that the compound effect could be correlated with the survivin expression. Centro de Química Inorgánica Articulo Articulo http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) application/pdf |
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Survivin protein is a metalloprotein member of the inhibitors of apoptosis proteins family, involved in the regulation of programmed cell death. Due to the recent development of antitumor therapies having survivin as molecular target, several strategies to interfere with the expression or function of survivin have emerged. This work describes the discovery of a new potential inhibitor of survivin function using a computer-aided drug design approach. Structure-based virtual screening and molecular dynamic simulations were carried out to select two compounds as possible inhibitors. According to the binding energy, possible ligand localization is in a cavity, close to dimerization interface. Next, cell-based assays were performed on three cell lines: two with tumor phenotype and over-expression of survivin, and another with normal phenotype and low expression of survivin. One of the selected compounds shows a selectively antitumor effect on panel cell lines suggesting that the compound effect could be correlated with the survivin expression. |
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Quispe Castillo, Patricia Araceli Lavecchia, Martín José León, Ignacio Esteban |
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Quispe Castillo, Patricia Araceli Lavecchia, Martín José León, Ignacio Esteban |
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Quispe Castillo, Patricia Araceli |
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On the discovery of a potential survivin inhibitor combining computational tools and cytotoxicity studies |
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On the discovery of a potential survivin inhibitor combining computational tools and cytotoxicity studies |
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On the discovery of a potential survivin inhibitor combining computational tools and cytotoxicity studies |
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On the discovery of a potential survivin inhibitor combining computational tools and cytotoxicity studies |
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On the discovery of a potential survivin inhibitor combining computational tools and cytotoxicity studies |
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on the discovery of a potential survivin inhibitor combining computational tools and cytotoxicity studies |
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