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there are two types of kinases

one in the cytoplasm


second acts as a receptor

whos the cofactor if the kinase

ATP!!

Nucleophile

OH of the tyrosine

Electrophile

phosphate on the ATP

two families

serine + histidine

hydrophobic pocket

doesnt do anything to the binding but if we inhibit it -> 3amedott

What does magnesium do?

stablizes the charges on the phosphates because it has a plus charge.


2 metals


2 amino acids

gate keeper residue

amino acid in the entrance to the hydrophobic pocket ( differs between kinases)

active receptor

more open because of the withdrawing between tyrosine charges(phosphates)+atp open

type 1 inhibitors

active

type 2 inhibitors

inactive

inactive conformation

is a lot different between the kinases

gefitinib

type 1 egfr inhibitor


has anilinoquinazoline

aniline in gefitinib

hydrophobic pocket (selectivity)

morpholine

far from quinazoline to not lose solvitation energy -> solubility

quinazoline

adenine

whats wrong with gefitinib?

undergoes metabolism by cyp450[oxidation]

1->how did they solve the oxidation problem for gefitinib?

added F instead of H


Cl instead of CH3

solubility is low now, so what to do ? (2)

add morpholine

lapatinib

inhibits HER2 -> boob cancer


erlotinib

boob cancer+lung cancer

imatinib

tyrosine kinase inhibitor->cml

imatinib does NOT

kill the cancer cell! it just inhibits autophosphorylation + substrates phosphorlyation = specific

egfr inhibits vs BCR abl inhibitors

3months vs lifetime specific to that oncogene

we have to take gleevic

life time so the cancer wont come back

5 mutations

CANCEROUS CELLS

synthesizing

phynylaminopyrimidine


1) pyridine cycle -> affinity


2)amide-> pkc , TK


3) methyl -> kshe7ot-> specific to tyrosine kinase


gate keeper residue mutation

overwork it or no binding

SECOND GENERATION!!!

nilo(nitrogen-more interaction) disa(12) imatinib(2)

more than one kinase!!

bosutinib ->Src Bcr abl


sorafenib->raf1 kinase + pgfr

2 GNF

allosteric! -> 3amedot!

ON123120

substrate binding

soratinib

isoxazole + phenoxy 6 months