Literature DB >> 11711293

Conformationally restricted PACAP27 analogues incorporating type II/II' IBTM beta-turn mimetics. Synthesis, NMR structure determination, and binding affinity.

R González-Muñiz1, M Martín-Martínez, C Granata, E de Oliveira, C M Santiveri, C González, D Frechilla, R Herranz, M T García-López, J Del Río, M Angeles Jiménez, D Andreu.   

Abstract

To probe the importance of a proposed beta-turn within residues S9-R12 of PACAP for recognition by VIP/PACAP receptors, compounds 1 and 2, two conformationally restricted analogues of PACAP27 incorporating respectively (S)- or (R)-IBTM as type II or II' beta-turn dipeptide mimetic at the Y10-S11 position, were synthesized. According to 1H NMR conformational analyses in aqueous solution and 30% TFE, both PACAP27 and the [S-IBTM(10,11)]PACAP27 analogue 1 adopt similar ordered structures. PACAP27 shows an N-terminal disordered region (residues H1-F6) and an alpha-helical conformation within segment T7-L27. For residues S9-R12, our data seem more compatible with a segment of the alpha-helix than with the beta-turn previously proposed for this fragment. In compound 1 the alpha-helix, also spanning T7-L27 residues, appears slightly distorted at the N-terminus relative to the native peptide. Although this distortion could lead to the marked decrease in binding affinity of this compound at the VIP/PACAP receptors, the lack of the Y10 side chain in analogues 1 and 2 could also significantly affect the binding of these compounds.

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Year:  2001        PMID: 11711293     DOI: 10.1016/s0968-0896(01)00190-0

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Bioorg Med Chem        ISSN: 0968-0896            Impact factor:   3.641


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