These properties are especially important based on observations that on tumor cells TRAIL-R2 is more frequently and strongly expressed than TRAIL-R1, that apoptotic signaling through TRAIL-R2 may be more potent than through TRAIL-R1 and that, on the other hand, TRAIL-R2 may be a key regulator of cholestatic liver injury by induction of apoptosis in cholangiocytes.
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However, there is a general lack of information concerning cellular targets of most natural products but, without an understanding of how biologically active natural products work, efforts to generate more potent analogs through structure activity relationships, structure-based design, or combinatorial chemistry is made more difficult.
Though the initial hits discovered by phage display showed only moderate inhibitory behavior, it was possible to develop them into more potent compounds through amino acid replacement, truncation, and chemical modifications.
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These results allow for the rational design of more potent Top1 inhibitors through engineered interactions with as yet unutilized Top1 active-site residues including: Glu356, Asn430, and Lys751.
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In hypoxia, nitrite is a more potent vasodilator, likely through increased liberation of NO.
We were also able to identify more potent mdivi-1 analogs through this SAR study, which will guide future designs with the goal to develop novel combination regimens for the treatment of platinum- and multidrug-resistant tumors.
Therefore, honokiol is an interesting lead for further iterative cycles of drug development (design, synthesis, and bioassays) to find and test more potent and selective derivatives through hemisynthesis.
