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Development of Small Molecules with a Noncanonical Binding Mode to HIV-1 Trans Activation Response (TAR) RNA.

ABSTRACT: Small molecules that bind to RNA potently and specifically are relatively rare. The study of molecules that bind to the HIV-1 transactivation response (TAR) hairpin, a cis-acting HIV genomic element, has long been an important model system for the chemistry of targeting RNA. Here we report the synthesis, biochemical, and structural evaluation of a series of molecules that bind to HIV-1 TAR RNA. A promising analogue, 15, retained the TAR binding affinity of the initial hit and displaced a Tat-derived peptide with an IC50 of 40 ?M. NMR characterization of a soluble analogue, 2, revealed a noncanonical binding mode for this class of compounds. Finally, evaluation of 2 and 15 by selective 2'-hydroxyl acylation analyzed by primer extension (SHAPE) indicates specificity in binding to TAR within the context of an in vitro-synthesized 365-nt HIV-1 5'-untranslated region (UTR). Thus, these compounds exhibit a novel and specific mode of interaction with TAR, providing important suggestions for RNA ligand design.

SUBMITTER: Abulwerdi FA 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5525537 | biostudies-literature | 2016 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Development of Small Molecules with a Noncanonical Binding Mode to HIV-1 Trans Activation Response (TAR) RNA.

Abulwerdi Fardokht A FA   Shortridge Matthew D MD   Sztuba-Solinska Joanna J   Wilson Robert R   Le Grice Stuart F J SF   Varani Gabriele G   Schneekloth John S JS  

Journal of medicinal chemistry 20161202 24

Small molecules that bind to RNA potently and specifically are relatively rare. The study of molecules that bind to the HIV-1 transactivation response (TAR) hairpin, a cis-acting HIV genomic element, has long been an important model system for the chemistry of targeting RNA. Here we report the synthesis, biochemical, and structural evaluation of a series of molecules that bind to HIV-1 TAR RNA. A promising analogue, 15, retained the TAR binding affinity of the initial hit and displaced a Tat-der  ...[more]

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