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9781849731904

Polyamine Drug Discovery

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    9781849731904

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    184973190X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2011-11-30
  • Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

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Summary

Polyamines are ubiquitous molecules that are involved in a number of important cellular processes. Aberrations in their function or metabolism play a role in diseases such as cancer and parasitic infection. A number of validated drug targets have been identified, including enzymes in the polyamine biosynthetic and catabolic pathways and the S-adenosylmethionine synthetic and salvage pathways. Polyamine Drug Discovery is the first comprehensive volume to cover all aspects of the design and development of potential therapeutics targeting polyamine metabolism. The book details research progress from 1975 to the present date and discusses the design and use of polyamine metabolism inhibitors as therapeutic agents. Various polyamine-containing drugs are described that can be used in chemotherapy, and as treatments for infections including trypanosomiasis, leishmaniasis and malaria. Finally, the roles of polyamine analogues in chemoprevention, polyamine-containing vectors for gene delivery, and the design of polyamine-based epigenetic modulators are detailed. Each chapter addresses a different aspect of polyamine drug discovery and all are written by medicinal and biological chemists with particular expertise in developing agents that modulate polyamine metabolism or function. The book will increase the visibility of polyamine drug discovery among pharmaceutical researchers and provide a valuable reference for everyone working in the field.

Table of Contents

Polyamine Drug Discovery: Synthetic Approaches to Therapeutic Modulators of Polyamine Metabolismp. 1
Introductionp. 1
Polyamine Metabolism as a Drug Targetp. 2
Synthetic Approaches to Modulators of Polyamine Metabolism and Functionp. 3
Ornithine Decarboxylase (ODC)p. 3
S-Adenosylmethionine Decarboxylase (AdoMet-DC)p. 6
Spermidine Synthase and Spermine Synthasep. 15
Terminally Alkylated Polyamine Analogsp. 17
Polyamine-Based Epigenetic Modulatorsp. 19
Conclusionp. 24
Referencesp. 24
Structural Biology in Polyamine Drug Discoveryp. 28
Structural Biology and Drug Designp. 28
Structural Biology of Polyamine-Related Enzymesp. 29
S-Adenosylmethionine Decarboxylasep. 32
Early Inhibitors of Human AdoMetDCp. 34
Crystal Structure of Human AdoMetDC and Mutantsp. 35
Inhibitor Design for Active Site of AdoMetDCp. 37
Role of the Central Nitrogen/Sulfonium Atomp. 37
Role of the Linker Length and Terminal Groupp. 38
Effect of 8-Substitutionp. 40
Search for New Inhibitors by Virtual Screeningp. 41
Inhibitor Design for the Putrescine-Binding Site and Proenzymep. 41
Interspecies Correlationsp. 43
Classification of AdoMetDCp. 43
Ligand Binding in Prokaryotic AdoMetDCp. 44
Implications of the Prozymep. 45
Referencesp. 46
Antiparasitic Drug Discovery for the Polyamine Pathwayp. 50
Ornithine Decarboxylasep. 50
S-Adenosylmethionine Decarboxylasep. 53
Spermidine Synthasep. 55
Trypanothione Synthasep. 57
Trypanothione Reductasep. 61
Tricyclicsp. 61
Polyamine Analogsp. 62
Redox Inhibitorsp. 62
Substrate Analogsp. 64
Compounds Identified Through Screening of a Library of Drug-Like Compoundsp. 65
Hypusinep. 66
Polyamine Retroconversion Pathways: SSAT/PAO/SMOp. 68
Referencesp. 72
Inhibitors of Polyamine Biosynthetic Enzymesp. 78
Introductionp. 78
Inhibition of ODCp. 79
¿-Difluoromethylornithine (DFMO)p. 79
Other ODC Inhibitorsp. 83
Inhibition of AdoMetDCp. 84
MGBG, SAM686A and Related Compoundsp. 84
AbeAdo and Other AdoMet Derivativesp. 86
AbeAdo and Other AdoMetDC Inhibitorsp. 87
Therapeutic Potential of AdoMetDC Inhibitorsp. 87
Inhibition of Aminopropyltransferasesp. 89
Product Inhibition of Aminopropyltransferasesp. 89
SpdSyn Inhibitorsp. 89
SpmSyn Inhibitorsp. 91
Conclusionsp. 92
Referencesp. 93
Symmetrical- and Unsymmetrical Terminally Alkylated Polyaminesp. 104
Introductionp. 104
Symmetrical, Terminally Alkylated Polyaminesp. 106
Unsymmetrical, Terminally Alkylated Polyaminesp. 112
Polyamine Isosteres and Epigenetic Activityp. 122
Future Directionsp. 129
Referencesp. 129
Targeting the Polyamine Catabolic Enzymes Spermine Oxidase, N1-Acetylpolyamine Oxidase and Spermidine/Spermine N1-Acetyltransferasep. 135
Introductionp. 135
Structure, Mechanism of Action arid Function of Polyamine Catabolic Enzymesp. 136
Spermidine/Spermine N1-Acetyltransferase (SSAT)p. 136
N1-Acetylpolyamine Oxidase (APAO) and Spermine Oxidase (SMO)p. 139
Modulation of SMO, APAO and SSAT as a Therapeutic Strategyp. 144
Polyamine Catabolic Enzymes as Rational Drug Targets in Parasitic Diseasesp. 144
Cytotoxic Polyamine Analogs as Selective Chemotherapeutic Agentsp. 145
Inhibition of Polyamine Catabolism as a Therapeutic Approachp. 147
Role of SMO in Inflammation-Associated Tumorigenesisp. 147
Polyamine Catabolism in Ischemic Injuriesp. 149
Association of Polyamine Catabolic Enzymes With Other Human Diseasesp. 149
Conclusionsp. 150
Referencesp. 150
Design of Polyamine Transport Inhibitors as Therapeuticsp. 162
Introductionp. 162
Models of Polyamine Transportp. 163
Homeostasis, Antizyme and Polyamine Transportp. 164
Transportons and Anti-Transportons, New Words and Definitionsp. 165
Role of Polyamine Transportonsp. 166
Anti-Transportonsp. 167
Polypyridinium Quaternary Saltsp. 167
Irreversible and Sulfur-Containing PAT Inhibitorsp. 169
Dimeric Branched Polyamine Motifsp. 170
Acridinyl Linear Polyamine Conjugatesp. 171
Aryl-Based Anti-Transportonsp. 172
Trimeric Polyamine Scaffoldsp. 174
Polyamine-Glutaraldehyde Polymersp. 174
Linear Spermine-Amide Dimersp. 177
Amino Acid-Spermine Conjugatesp. 177
Heparin Sulfate (HS)-Binding Agentsp. 181
Lipophilic Polyamine Conjugatesp. 182
Conclusionsp. 187
Referencesp. 187
Non-Covalent Polynuclear Platinum Compounds as Polyamine Analogsp. 191
Introductionp. 191
Covalently Binding Polynuclear Platinum Complexesp. 192
Non-Covalent Polynuclear Platinum Complexesp. 193
Global DNA-Binding Profilep. 194
Solid-State Studies: A New Mode of DNA Bindingp. 195
Solution Studies: Comparison With Minor Groove Bindersp. 196
Solution Studies: Binding Location of Pre-Associated BBR3464p. 196
Biochemical Consequences of Non-Covalent Polynuclear Platinum Associationp. 198
Melphalan Protection Assayp. 198
Cellular Accumulation and Cellular Effectsp. 199
Cytotoxicity of Non-Covalent Polynuclear Platinum Compoundsp. 200
Conclusionsp. 202
Acknowledgementsp. 202
Referencesp. 202
Polyamine-Based Agents for Gene and siRNA Transferp. 205
Introductionp. 205
Barriers to Polynucleotide Deliveryp. 209
DNA Condensationp. 209
Cell Targetingp. 213
Cell Membrane Entryp. 215
Endosomal Escapep. 215
Nuclear Entryp. 216
Decomplexationp. 216
Transcription and Translationp. 217
Polyamines Used in Non-Viral Polynucleotide Formulationp. 217
Cationic Polymersp. 218
Cationic Peptidesp. 221
Cationic Lipidsp. 223
Acknowledgmentsp. 228
Referencesp. 228
The Design and Development of Polyamine-Based Analogs with Epigenetic Targetsp. 238
Polyamine-Nucleic Acid Interaction as a Potential Epigenetic Target for Cancer Therapyp. 238
Polyamine Analogs as HDAC Inhibitorsp. 239
HDAC Inhibitorsp. 239
Polyaminohydroxamic Acid (PAHA) and Polyaminobenzamide (PABA) Polyamine Derivatives as HDAC Inhibitorsp. 240
Histone Lysine-Specific Histone Demethylase 1 (LSD1)p. 242
Discovery of LSD1p. 242
LSD1 is an Amine Oxidase Homologp. 244
LSD1 Complex is Implicated in Tumorigenesisp. 245
Identification of Polyamine Analogs as LSD1 Inhibitorsp. 245
Bisguanidine and Biguanide Polyamine Analogs as LSD1 Inhibitorsp. 245
Oligoamine Polyamine Analogs as LSD1 Inhibitorsp. 248
Inhibition of LSD1 by Polyamine Analogs Reactivates Aberrantly Silenced Gene Expressions in Cancer Cellsp. 248
Polyamine Analogs Increase Activating Chromatin Marks and Decrease Repressive Marks at the Promoters of Re-Expressed Genes with Retention of DNA Hypermethylationp. 251
Combination of LSD1 Inhibitors with Other Agents Targeting Epigenetic Regulation of Gene Expressionp. 251
In Vivo Effects of Polyamine Analogs on LSD1 and Tumor Growthp. 252
Conclusionp. 252
Acknowledgmentp. 253
Referencesp. 253
Clinical Applications of Polyamine-Based Therapeuticsp. 257
Introductionp. 257
Polyamine Inhibitors in Therapeutic Clinical Trialsp. 258
Cancerp. 258
Other Diseasesp. 267
Polyamine Inhibitors in Chemoprevention Trialsp. 268
Cancerp. 268
Polyamine Analogs in Therapeutic Clinical Trialsp. 269
Cancerp. 269
Future Directionsp. 270
Acknowledgmentsp. 271
Referencesp. 271
Subject Indexp. 277
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