2008
DOI: 10.1002/cmdc.200800153
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Scaffold‐Hopping Cascade Yields Potent Inhibitors of 5‐Lipoxygenase

Abstract: Defensive chemicals such as the ink secretion of this marine gastropod mollusk—the sea hares Aplysia californica—are released following attacks from predators for protection. One might expect these secretions to be complex mixtures of products, given that they must work against a diversity of predators. In their Full Paper on , C. D. Derby et al. describe some of the chemical complexity of the ink of sea hares attributable to the enzyme “escapin”. Escapin is an L‐amino acid oxidase that oxidatively deaminates … Show more

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“…27). 140 Several of the high ranking hits are MCR reaction products, including G-3CR ( 173 ) and GBB-3CR ( 172 ). Clearly, such an approach is suited to economically screen large MCR libraries and to produce different hits based on different MCR scaffolds sic “scaffold-hopping”.…”
Section: Mcrs By Target Classmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…27). 140 Several of the high ranking hits are MCR reaction products, including G-3CR ( 173 ) and GBB-3CR ( 172 ). Clearly, such an approach is suited to economically screen large MCR libraries and to produce different hits based on different MCR scaffolds sic “scaffold-hopping”.…”
Section: Mcrs By Target Classmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, the last step before biological testing of a compound is mostly done by visual inspection (includes ligand binding and conformation in the active site or the shape of the pharmacophore) and compound selection (Kumar and Zhang 2015). Another way is subjecting virtual hits to experimental validation, after which the information acquired from in vitro screening will be used to optimize the in silico model (Hofmann et al 2008;Zander et al 2010). Theoretically, this will produce more potent hits against the chosen target.…”
Section: Integration Of Drug Discovery Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2008) have applied Scaffold-Hopping to yield potent inhibitors of 5-LOX. Ligand-based virtual screening methods were used in an iterative fashion to identify new inhibitors [148]. The study consisted of four subsequent cycles of virtual screening, including 3D- and 2D-based methods and substructure searching.…”
Section: Application Of Lbdd In 5-lox Inhibitor Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%