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Page 1: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

In silico discovery of inhibitors using

structure-based approaches

Jasmita Gill

Structural and Computational Biology Group,

ICGEB, New Delhi

Nov 2005

Page 2: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

Target protein 3D structure

Find an inhibitor

Molecular modeling

In silico screening

Computational Techniques

Computational approach

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In silico screening

Structure based virtual screening

docking methods to fit putative ligands into 3D structure of target receptor

Page 4: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

Structure-based inhibitor discovery

3D structure of target protein Public drug-like in silico libraries

In silico screening

Short listed hits provided for testing in biological assays

Binding site (s) identification

Post-scoring and analysis of results

Literature, Visual analysis

FlexX

Cscore, Visual analysis, Unity

VendorsProtein Data Bank

Page 5: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

Sybyl® – Molecular modelling suite

Tools and Techniques

Analysis of molecular surfaces of proteins

Preparation of target protein and ligand(s) for screening

Screening utility -- FlexX

Post-scoring -- Cscore

Data Mining -- Unity

Public in silico chemical compound libraries used

Page 6: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

FlexX – an overview

Input

OutputEnergetically best ranked ligand placements in target site (s)

Each placement has variable conformations

Target protein with pre-defined active site (s)

and

Ligands with designated base fragment (s)

Thomas Lengauer et. al, J Mol. Bio. 1996

Page 7: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

- Multiple conformations determined by torsion angles of

acyclic single bonds in the ligands

- Low energy conformation of the complex is the goal

Considerations in FlexX

Receptor target protein rigid

Ligand Conformational Flexibility

Page 8: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

Modeling protein-ligand interactions

Interaction geometries

protein ligand

Interactions types

H-acceptor H-donor

Metal acceptor Metal

Aromatic-ring-atom,

Methyl, amide

Aromatic-ring-center

Main scoring criteria

Free energy of binding of protein-ligand

Consensus scoring ‘Cscore’

Page 9: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

Public drug-like in silico libraries

• A database of structures of small molecule compounds

• Most libraries are free to download

• Lead-like properties

• Available for purchase

Name No. of Compounds

NCI Diversity set

NCI Open Collection

1990

~200,000

Maybridge ~95,000

Specs ~202,000

Peakdale ~20,000

Page 10: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

In silico Screening

Preparation of the target protein structure

Templates for charged, neutral, non-polar residues

Charges Hydrogens

Preparation of ligand structure Charges Hydrogens Filtering was done based on Lipinski’s rule of 5

Mw < 500 daltons (relaxed, <=900) H-bond acceptors < 10 H-bond donors < 5 ClogP (solubility indicator) < 5

Definition of binding site (s) : whole protein in case of Pfg27

Page 11: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

Final output of screening:

Ranking based on free energy of binding of protein-ligand complex

Visual

Mathematical

Binding sites to which compounds docked

Conformations

H-bonding interactions

Hydrophobic interactions

Van Der Waals attractions

Cscore

Screening results

Analysis

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Application to Pfg27

Page 13: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

Binding sites of interest on Pfg27

• Two RNA binding sites per dimer

• Four SH3 binding sites per dimer

• A dimer interface

From literature

• Revealed a deep cavity on a unique surface

Visual/computational analysis

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RNA binding site

SH3 binding site (N)

Dimer interface

RNA binding site

Deep cavity

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Colour coding

Basic

Acidic

Non-polar

Polar

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Deep cavity

Depth

Surface

Deepest cavity in Pfg27

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Cavities in the dimer interface

Cavities

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SH3 binding site

Cavity

Cavities in the SH3 binding site (N)

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Cavities in the RNA binding site

Multiple cavities of different depths

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NCI-diversity set: 1820 compounds

30% in the RNA binding site

30% in the dimer interface

20% in deep cavity

10% in SH3 binding site (N)

10% on other sites

Docking patterns on Pfg27

Visual analysis of top 200

Page 21: In silico discovery of inhibitors using structure-based approaches Jasmita Gill Structural and Computational Biology Group, ICGEB, New Delhi Nov 2005.

• Best binding energies observed:

from -44.363 KJ/mol to –24.056 KJ/mol

• Chemical composition Most hits had an electronegative character: N, O-, SO3

-, Cl-, F-, Br-

• CLogP: –3.59 to 1 (-4 to 4 range is acceptable for solubility)

• Cscore

3 to 5 (a good score is 4-5)

Score of 3 – 37 compounds

Score of 4 – 43 compounds

Score of 5 – 48 compounds

Analysis of top 200 compounds

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Dockings in the RNA binding site

Most compounds interact with Arg70, Arg74, Arg78, Arg80 and Val71

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Dockings in the deep cavity

Most compounds interact with Ser107, Lys112 and Ile122

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Dockings at the dimer interface

Most compounds interact with Asp40, Arg36, Glu134, Arg131, Phe43, Leu126, Trp127

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Dockings in SH3 binding sites

Most hits interact with Arg34


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