ACS Chemical Biology · 2023 · 14 citations · 17 references
MedicineMedicinal ChemistryMolecular BiologyCancer PharmacologyDrug DiscoverySignal TransductionEnzyme FunctionLigand BindingOncogenic Signaling PathwaysTyrosine Kinase InhibitorsCancer Cell Proliferation InhibitionCell Proliferation SignalingSrc Family Kinase InhibitorsSrc Family KinasesTargeted Protein Degradation
Using dasatinib linked to E3 ligase ligands, we identified a potent and selective dual Csk/c-Src PROTAC degrader. We then replaced dasatinib, the c-Src-directed ligand, with a conformation-selective analogue that stabilizes the αC-helix-out conformation of c-Src. Using the αC-helix-out ligand, we identified a PROTAC that is potent and selective for c-Src. We demonstrated a high degree of catalysis with our c-Src PROTACs. Using our c-Src PROTACs, we identified pharmacological advantages of c-Src degradation compared to inhibition with respect to cancer cell proliferation.
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