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Titel
Drugging MYCN through an Allosteric Transition in Aurora Kinase A
Ist Teil von
  • Cancer cell, 2014-09, Vol.26 (3), p.414-427
Ort / Verlag
United States: Elsevier Inc
Erscheinungsjahr
2014
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MEDLINE
Beschreibungen/Notizen
  • MYC proteins are major drivers of cancer yet are considered undruggable because their DNA binding domains are composed of two extended alpha helices with no apparent surfaces for small-molecule binding. Proteolytic degradation of MYCN protein is regulated in part by a kinase-independent function of Aurora A. We describe a class of inhibitors that disrupts the native conformation of Aurora A and drives the degradation of MYCN protein across MYCN-driven cancers. Comparison of cocrystal structures with structure-activity relationships across multiple inhibitors and chemotypes, coupled with mechanistic studies and biochemical assays, delineates an Aurora A conformation-specific effect on proteolytic degradation of MYCN, rather than simple nanomolar-level inhibition of Aurora A kinase activity. [Display omitted] •A class of inhibitors disrupts the conformation of Aurora A and destabilizes MYCN•CD532 potently inhibits the activities of Aurora A and MYCN•CD532 blocks MYCN in vitro and in vivo, across tumor types Gustafson et al. develop Aurora A inhibitors that not only potently inhibit its kinase activity but also severely alter its conformation, the latter of which reduces Aurora A-MYCN interaction, leading to enhanced MYCN degradation. This may represent a useful approach for targeting MYCN for cancer therapy.

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