Calorimetry and thermodynamics in drug design
JB Chaires - Annu. Rev. Biophys., 2008 - annualreviews.org
Modern instrumentation for calorimetry permits direct determination of enthalpy values for
binding reactions and conformational transitions in biomolecules. Complete thermodynamic …
binding reactions and conformational transitions in biomolecules. Complete thermodynamic …
DNA intercalators in cancer therapy: organic and inorganic drugs and their spectroscopic tools of analysis
NJ Wheate, CR Brodie, JG Collins… - Mini reviews in …, 2007 - ingentaconnect.com
Since the discovery of the DNA intercalation process by Lerman in 1961 thousands of
organic, inorganic octahedral (particularly ruthenium (II) and rhodium (III)) and square …
organic, inorganic octahedral (particularly ruthenium (II) and rhodium (III)) and square …
A thermodynamic signature for drug–DNA binding mode
JB Chaires - Archives of biochemistry and biophysics, 2006 - Elsevier
A number of small molecules bind directly and selectively to DNA, acting as
chemotherapeutic agents by inhibiting replication, transcription or topoisomerase activity …
chemotherapeutic agents by inhibiting replication, transcription or topoisomerase activity …
Berberine–DNA complexation: New insights into the cooperative binding and energetic aspects
The equilibrium binding of the cytotoxic plant alkaloid berberine to various DNAs and
energetics of the interaction have been studied. At low ratios of bound alkaloid to base pair …
energetics of the interaction have been studied. At low ratios of bound alkaloid to base pair …
Anthracyclines as effective anticancer drugs
J Nadas, D Sun - Expert Opinion on Drug Discovery, 2006 - Taylor & Francis
Anthracyclines have received significant attention due to their effectiveness and extensive
use as anticancer agents. At present, the clinical use of these drugs is offset by drug …
use as anticancer agents. At present, the clinical use of these drugs is offset by drug …
Mitotic catastrophe as a consequence of chemotherapy
S Mansilla, M Bataller, J Portugal - Anti-Cancer Agents in …, 2006 - ingentaconnect.com
According to a widespread model, anti-cancer chemotherapy involves the triggering of tumor
cells to undergo apoptosis, so apoptosis-resistant cells would be recalcitrant to such …
cells to undergo apoptosis, so apoptosis-resistant cells would be recalcitrant to such …
Cell death pathways in response to antitumor therapy
J Portugal, M Bataller, S Mansilla - Tumori Journal, 2009 - journals.sagepub.com
Failure to eliminate cancer cells that have been exposed to cytotoxic agents may contribute
to the development of resistance to antitumor drugs. A widespread model in present day …
to the development of resistance to antitumor drugs. A widespread model in present day …
Synthesis of daunorubicin analogues containing truncated aromatic cores and unnatural monosaccharide residues
The anthracycline antibiotics daunorubicin and doxorubicin have been used widely as
anticancer drugs, but their cardiotoxicity limits their clinical use. We describe here the …
anticancer drugs, but their cardiotoxicity limits their clinical use. We describe here the …
Overcoming drug resistance by cell-penetrating peptide-mediated delivery of a doxorubicin dimer with high DNA-binding affinity
M Lelle, C Freidel, S Kaloyanova, I Tabujew… - European journal of …, 2017 - Elsevier
We describe the synthesis and characterization of a novel bioconjugate, consisting of an
octaarginine cell-penetrating peptide and a highly DNA-affine doxorubicin dimer. The …
octaarginine cell-penetrating peptide and a highly DNA-affine doxorubicin dimer. The …
Noncovalent binding to DNA: still a target in developing anticancer agents
J Portugal, F Barcelo - Current Medicinal Chemistry, 2016 - ingentaconnect.com
DNA-binding compounds are of extraordinary importance in medicine, accounting for a
substantial portion of antitumor drugs in clinical usage. However, their mechanisms of action …
substantial portion of antitumor drugs in clinical usage. However, their mechanisms of action …