As a part of our efforts to expand chemical diversity in the carbonic anhydrases inhibitors (CAIs), three small series of polyheterocyclic compounds (4-6) featuring the primary benzenesulfonamide moiety linked to bi/tricyclic scaffolds were investigated. Highly effective inhibitors against the target tumor-associated hCA IX (low nanomolar/subnanomolar potency levels) showing significant functional selectivity profile toward hCA I, II, and IV isozymes were identified. Molecular docking studies clarified the reasons behind the activity and selectivity of the new compounds.
4-Substituted Benzenesulfonamides Incorporating Bi/Tricyclic Moieties Act as Potent and Isoform-Selective Carbonic Anhydrase II/IX Inhibitors
Salerno, SilviaCo-primo
;Barresi, ElisabettaCo-primo
;Marini, Anna Maria;Da Settimo, Federico;Taliani, SabrinaUltimo
2018-01-01
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As a part of our efforts to expand chemical diversity in the carbonic anhydrases inhibitors (CAIs), three small series of polyheterocyclic compounds (4-6) featuring the primary benzenesulfonamide moiety linked to bi/tricyclic scaffolds were investigated. Highly effective inhibitors against the target tumor-associated hCA IX (low nanomolar/subnanomolar potency levels) showing significant functional selectivity profile toward hCA I, II, and IV isozymes were identified. Molecular docking studies clarified the reasons behind the activity and selectivity of the new compounds.File in questo prodotto:
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