S. Muresan et al., COMPARATIVE STRUCTURE-AFFINITY RELATIONS BY MTD FOR BINDING OF CYCLOADENOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE DERIVATIVES TO PROTEIN-KINASE RECEPTORS, Quantitative structure-activity relationships, 14(3), 1995, pp. 242-248
A ''testkit'' series of 27 derivatives of cAMP with various substituen
ts in position 1, 2, 6 and 8 and within the purine cycle, thiophosphor
ic acid derivatives (with equatorial or axial S-atom) also included, w
ere used to map four receptor sites of the R-subunit of cAMP dependent
phosphokinases I and II, namely labile and stable receptors AI, BI, A
U and BII. A QSAR by the MTD method was applied for the four series of
activities, together with the relative nitrogen base hydrophobicity (
IgK(w)), electric charge of the position 6-substituent (qN(6)(+)) and
an indicator variable (delta = 1 for equatorial thiophosphoric derivat
ives). Correlation coefficients between r = 0.836 and 0.948 were obtai
ned and the reliability of QSAR results was tested by a cross validati
on-like procedure. Characteristic steric features (concerning the effe
cts of substituents in different nitrogen-base positions) were separat
ely obtained for each receptor. For AI and BI receptor there is a nega
tively charged receptor group interacting with substituents in positio
n 6 of cAMP derivatives. BI and BII receptors are of a marked hydropho
bic character. Thiophosphoric acid derivatives, especially those with
equatorial S-atom, have a decreased affinity for all four receptors. T
he results are compared with other QSAR studies of our group, concerni
ng different series of cAMP derivatives.