2008
DOI: 10.1002/cmdc.200800143
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A Potent Integrin Antagonist from a Small Library of Cyclic RGD Pentapeptide Mimics Including Benzyl‐Substituted Azabicycloalkane Amino Acids

Abstract: A small library of cyclic RGD pentapeptide mimics, including benzyl-substituted azabicycloalkane amino acids, was synthesized with the aim of developing active and selective integrin antagonists. In vitro binding assays established one particular compound with affinity for both the alpha(v)beta(3) and the alpha(v)beta(5) integrins. The synthesis in solution and the in vitro screening of these RGD derivatives, as well as the determination of the conformational properties of the integrin ligands by spectroscopic… Show more

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“…As already reported, [7] the conformational preferences of these compounds in the free state are modulated by the configurations of the bicyclic lactam, and so are their affinities for a v b 3 integrin. These activities were estimated by competition experiments with [ 125 I]echistatin for binding to purified a v b 3 receptors.…”
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“…As already reported, [7] the conformational preferences of these compounds in the free state are modulated by the configurations of the bicyclic lactam, and so are their affinities for a v b 3 integrin. These activities were estimated by competition experiments with [ 125 I]echistatin for binding to purified a v b 3 receptors.…”
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“…The binding epitope, as determined from the STD spectra, agrees with the docking-derived binding model [7] for ligand 1 shown in Figure 3 A. In the docked orientation, ligand 1 interacts with the receptor site through ionic interactions (ligand Arg-guanidinium group with integrin a v -Asp218 and ligand Asp-carboxylate with the bivalent ion in the integrin b 3 subunit), a p-p interaction (between the ligand benzylic group and the aromatic ring of b 3 -Tyr122) and a complex hydrogen bond network that includes the Asp-NH and the C=O of b 3 -Arg216.…”
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