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Laboratory of Rational Drug-Design …or How to make drugs online (fast)

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Laboratory ofRational

Drug-Design

…orHow to make drugs online (fast)

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Peter VlasovInstitute of Science and Technology (IST) Austria

Ksenia ZaitsevaMIPT

Ilya SenatorovHelmholtz Institute for Pharmaceutical Research Saarland (HIPS) Germany

Polina AvdiuninaLomonosov MSU

Ilya MazeinSPBSU

Sofia Buyanova Institute of Science and Technology (IST) Austria

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Several proteins, where mutations change interaction with low-molecularcompounds, will be selected as "targets" to investigate...

• ...how the course of biochemical processes would change, if there weremodifications in the encoding genes ?

• ...how the "external pressure" (e.g. when cancer develops , the variants thataccelerate the growth of the tumor and reduce the "feedback" of cancer cellsto the immune response\medications are fixed) influences the accumulationof these changes ?

“Application” of the RationalDrugDesign Lab:

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Mutations in binding sites can dramatically change protein-ligand interactions

• estimate the binding energy of the protein-ligand complex(∆G_native) using computational methods (molecular docking)

• predict the structure of an altered protein for each mutation inthe active site

• re-estimate the binding energy of the protein-ligand complex forthe mutant structure (∆G_mutant)

• compare the binding energies of the ligand "before" and "after"mutation (∆GG_native_vs_mutant) - to evaluate the mutationeffect

MPO p.Ser406Phe (PDB id 5QJ3)

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Δaff prot+lig = 3.7 kсal/mol

We can:

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Gene statistics

by cancer/ non-cancer substitutions

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Polina Avdjunina

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Results of “weighing” genes and mutations

in cancer/ non-cancer using a neural network

1252 - KRAS

1255 - BRAF

1365 - IDH1649 - PTEN 747 - NRAS

158 - HLA-B

949 - HLA-A

509 - GM2A

435 - GSTA5

1496 - HLA-DRB1

1615 - CFH

1317 - CYP2A7

Ilya Mazein

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IDHC

RASC

RASH

VNN1

PTEN

EGFR

GSTP1

CHLE

ADA

Cancer and noncancer mutation ratio in proteins

(potential targets are labeled)

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The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), a landmark cancer genomics

program, molecularly characterized over 20,000 primary cancer and

matched normal samples spanning 33 cancer types.

LAML - Acute Myeloid Leukemia

COAD - Colon adenocarcinoma

SARC - Sarcoma

BRCA - Breast invasive carcinoma

STAD - Stomach adenocarcinoma

Expression data

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IDH1FOLH1

KLK3

ANPEP

SUCLG2

GSTP1

SERPINA1PCTP

Cancer and noncancer mutation ratio

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gene expression in colon cancer (COAD)

(potential targets are labeled)

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Methods of molecular docking and modelling

Docking is like that, just not with

dogs, but with molecules.

Everything to optimize energy costs

белок лиганд10

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That is how our working process looked like

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Visualization of mutation frequency

(in binding site)

Receptor:

phosphatidylcholine

transfer protein

Ligand : 1,2-dilinoleoyl -

sn-glycero-3-

phosphocholine

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Criteria:

● Mutation from a protein that is rarely mutated in cancer

● This protein is highly expressed in cancer

● This mutation disrupts interaction protein-ligand

● This mutation is frequently mentioned in GNOMAD

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our Holy Graal

D-amino acid oxydase, Asp46Glu Phosphatidylcholine transfer protein, Tyr72Cys

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Example of specific mutation in binding sites

Receptor: phosphatidylcholine transfer protein

Ligand: 1,2-dilinoleoyl -sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine

Mutation: Tyr72Cys 14

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• For the analysis, proteins that were previously prioritized by the neural

network were selected, as well as the ones that are highly expressed in

cancer and have significant differences in the number of mutations in tumor

and healthy tissues

• Structures of selected proteins with the most interesting mutations were

modeled (SwissModel)

• Interaction of the selected proteins with their ligands were modeled (Vina

AutoDock)

• A comparison of free energies of ligand binding in normal and mutated

binding sites was made - and mutations that adversely affect the ability of a

protein to bind to a ligand were identified

RationalDrugDesign laboratory results:

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Acknowledgments

Artem Salimgareew

Maria Sviridova

Matvey Shkap

Andrey Kostarew

Alexander Terekhov

Ivanka Ostapchuk Lisa Viner

Anna Chesnokowa

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Laboratory ofRational

Drug-Design

…orHow to make drugs online (fast)