2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.bmc.2011.07.016
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Ligand polarizability contributes to tau fibril binding affinity

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“…However, this approach requires high-micromolar to low-millimolar concentrations of ligand, and it is not clear that natively unfolded protein structures could support such interactions at the low protein concentrations used to demonstrate aggregation inhibition. Using thioflavin dye displacement as another secondary assay, direct interaction between phenothiazines, cyanines, and arylmethines with mature Tau fibrils has been reported as well (14). Although such binding can be high affinity, it is difficult to rationalize aggregation inhibitory activity in terms of this target alone.…”
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“…However, this approach requires high-micromolar to low-millimolar concentrations of ligand, and it is not clear that natively unfolded protein structures could support such interactions at the low protein concentrations used to demonstrate aggregation inhibition. Using thioflavin dye displacement as another secondary assay, direct interaction between phenothiazines, cyanines, and arylmethines with mature Tau fibrils has been reported as well (14). Although such binding can be high affinity, it is difficult to rationalize aggregation inhibitory activity in terms of this target alone.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…10). Because we previously reported that polarizability is a descriptor of high affinity binding to a cross-␤-sheet structure (14), it is tempting to propose that the target has ␤-sheet character. However, ␣-helices also can present appropriate surfaces for binding -delocalized ligands (70), and these too have been proposed to form in conjunction with anionic surfaces (71).…”
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