<p>Imaging assay demonstrating that ZKN-157 inhibits translation of newly synthesized proteins</p>

<p>Table showing 14 inhibitors tested in combination with ZKN-157. Combination effects were color coded blue (synergism) or orange (antagonism) according to the scores obtained from the BI analysis</p>

<p>ZKN-157 selectively inhibits new protein synthesis in a sensitive colorectal cancer cell line. <b>A,</b> Volcano plot showing heavy-isotope intensities (newly synthesized protein abundance) for 2867 proteins detected at 24-hour timepoint. Protein were classified as follows: Decreased (log₂FC < −0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted < 0.05, red), Downward Trend (log₂FC < −0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted > 0.05, pink), Increased (log₂FC > 0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted < 0.05, dark green), Upward Trend (log₂FC > 0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted > 0.05, light green), Unchanged (−0.4 < log₂FC < 0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted > 0.05, dark gray). Dotted lines indicate −0.5 and 0.5 log₂FC values. <b>B,</b> Bar graph plotting percent protein fraction of heavy-isotope intensity (categorized as in <b>A</b>) at 24-hour timepoint versus positively charged regions. Positive charge windows were generated by assigning K and R residues a positive 1 charge and all other amino acid residues a charge of 0. Average charge values were then calculated along a 10-amino acid long sliding window for each protein's amino acid sequence (starting at the first residue and ending at the last complete set of 10 residues). <b>C,</b> Overrepresentation analysis and pathway enrichment in significantly downregulated proteins from <b>A</b> are shown. Count refers to the number of genes found in each pathway while gene ratio refers to the count divided by all genes in the pathway. <b>D,</b> Bar graph showing nascent protein abundance for 68 Ribosomal proteins from heavy-isotope intensity analysis at 24-hour timepoint (categorized as in <b>A</b>). The dotted line indicates −0.4 log₂FC value.</p>

<p>ZKN-157 selectively inhibits new protein synthesis in a sensitive colorectal cancer cell line. <b>A,</b> Volcano plot showing heavy-isotope intensities (newly synthesized protein abundance) for 2867 proteins detected at 24-hour timepoint. Protein were classified as follows: Decreased (log₂FC < −0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted < 0.05, red), Downward Trend (log₂FC < −0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted > 0.05, pink), Increased (log₂FC > 0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted < 0.05, dark green), Upward Trend (log₂FC > 0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted > 0.05, light green), Unchanged (−0.4 < log₂FC < 0.4, <i>P</i>_adjusted > 0.05, dark gray). Dotted lines indicate −0.5 and 0.5 log₂FC values. <b>B,</b> Bar graph plotting percent protein fraction of heavy-isotope intensity (categorized as in <b>A</b>) at 24-hour timepoint versus positively charged regions. Positive charge windows were generated by assigning K and R residues a positive 1 charge and all other amino acid residues a charge of 0. Average charge values were then calculated along a 10-amino acid long sliding window for each protein's amino acid sequence (starting at the first residue and ending at the last complete set of 10 residues). <b>C,</b> Overrepresentation analysis and pathway enrichment in significantly downregulated proteins from <b>A</b> are shown. Count refers to the number of genes found in each pathway while gene ratio refers to the count divided by all genes in the pathway. <b>D,</b> Bar graph showing nascent protein abundance for 68 Ribosomal proteins from heavy-isotope intensity analysis at 24-hour timepoint (categorized as in <b>A</b>). The dotted line indicates −0.4 log₂FC value.</p>

<p>Table showing the top 20 MYC gene targets with the highest positive charge density</p>