双环分子
环加成
炔烃
叠氮化物
拉伤
化学
铜
立体化学
生物
生物化学
有机化学
解剖
催化作用
作者
Linghui Qian,Chong‐Jing Zhang,Jien Wu,Shao Q. Yao
标识
DOI:10.1002/chem.201603150
摘要
Abstract Challenges exist in the development of potent and selective small‐molecule inhibitors against caspase‐1. Herein, by making use of the copper‐free strain‐promoted alkyne–azide cycloaddition (SPAAC) reaction between difluorinated cyclooctynes (DIFOs) and various azide‐containing compounds, we showed for the first time that potential caspase‐1 inhibitors could be rapidly synthesized. The resulting fused bicyclic compounds structurally resembled the central portion (P 2 –P 3 ) of Pralnacasan (a well‐known small molecule caspase‐1 inhibitor), with diversity at the P 4 ‐position of the parental inhibitor conveniently installed from the azide component. Since our SPAAC‐assembled inhibitor library was synthesized by using a copper‐free bioorthogonal chemistry, the resulting 52‐membered library (2 DIFOs×26 azides) was immediately ready for subsequent cell‐based screening for rapid identification of potential cell‐permeable hits capable of effectively inhibiting endogenous caspase‐1 activities. C1FS, a recently reported fluorogenic two‐photon probe, which possesses improved live‐cell imaging sensitivity against endogenous caspase‐1, was used both in vitro and in LPS/ATP‐induced macrophages (a well‐established caspase‐1‐activated cell model) to screen against selected compounds from the above‐mentioned library, leading to subsequent discovery of a novel caspase‐1 inhibitor named b7‐b .
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