Cy. Cho et al., SYNTHESIS AND SCREENING OF LINEAR AND CYCLIC OLIGOCARBAMATE LIBRARIES- DISCOVERY OF HIGH-AFFINITY LIGANDS FOR GPIIB IIIA/, Journal of the American Chemical Society, 120(31), 1998, pp. 7706-7718
Synthetic methodology has been developed for the generation of large,
diverse libraries of ''unnatural'' carbamate oligomers using the ''one
bead, one peptide'' method. Using a pool of 27 structurally and funct
ionally diverse monomers, one acyclic and two cyclic libraries were sy
nthesized and screened for binding to the integrin GPIIb/IIIa. Several
classes of oligocarbamate ligands for GPIlb/IIIa were discovered, and
two cyclic ligands have activities that are within a factor of 3 of k
istrin, a snake venom protein that effectively inhibits platelet aggre
gation. Preliminary pharmacokinetic characterization was performed on
a-linear oligocarbamate ligand, which was cleared from plasma with a h
alf-life of 3.6 min.