High-throughput screening for human collagenase 1 inhibitors
Abstract
"AIM:
To establish a high-throughput method for inhibitor screening using a recombinant collagenase catalytic domain.
METHODS:
Human collagenase 1 catalytic domain protein was expressed in E coli and used for screening a set of 2720 compounds in a high-throughput fashion.
RESULTS:
The screening was accomplished within 2 h and 10 min with consumption of each compound at 4 micrograms. Sixty-six compounds were identified with > 60% inhibitory activity at 20 mg/L, among which 44 compounds were confirmed by subsequent testing at multiple concentrations. The most potent compound showed an IC50 at 4.3 mumol/L, and there were total 15 compounds with IC50 less than 20 mumol/L.
CONCLUSION:
The high-throughput method using the recombinant collagenase is fast, effective and practical in identifying inhibitors."
Keywords:
To establish a high-throughput method for inhibitor screening using a recombinant collagenase catalytic domain.
METHODS:
Human collagenase 1 catalytic domain protein was expressed in E coli and used for screening a set of 2720 compounds in a high-throughput fashion.
RESULTS:
The screening was accomplished within 2 h and 10 min with consumption of each compound at 4 micrograms. Sixty-six compounds were identified with > 60% inhibitory activity at 20 mg/L, among which 44 compounds were confirmed by subsequent testing at multiple concentrations. The most potent compound showed an IC50 at 4.3 mumol/L, and there were total 15 compounds with IC50 less than 20 mumol/L.
CONCLUSION:
The high-throughput method using the recombinant collagenase is fast, effective and practical in identifying inhibitors."