In Silico Peptide-Directed Ligand Design Complements Experimental Peptide-Directed Binding for Protein-Protein Interaction Modulator Discovery

24 June 2020, Version 1
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Abstract

Using the protein-protein interaction of Mcl-1/Noxa, two methods for efficient modulator discovery are directly compared. In silico peptide-directed ligand design is evaluated against experimental peptide-directed, allowing for the discovery of two new inhibitors of Mcl-1/Noxa with cellular activity. In silico peptide-directed ligand design demonstrates an in vitro hit rate of 80%. The two rapid and efficient methods demonstrate complementary features for protein-protein interaction modulator discovery.

Keywords

Peptide-directed binding
protein-protein interactions
MCL-1
peptide-directed ligand design

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