摘要
背景:妊娠特异性β1-糖蛋白(PSG)长期以来被认为是滋养层质量和胚胎生存力标记。然而,PSG的生物学作用仍然是模糊的,并且与其他胎儿胎盘蛋白的结构/功能关系以及对药物设计的影响还没有审查。这篇综述总结和讨论了PSGs 45年研究的进展,重点关注最新成就和未来调查的挑战。 方法:进行文献检索以回顾大多数最近的PSG研究,重点是使用高通量整合蛋白质组学分析技术,系统生物学和生物信息学方法,增强新的生物标志物和药物靶点发现以及蛋白质结构/活性分析。 结果:当PSG测量与其他胎盘衍生的蛋白质:hCG,hPL,PAPP-A和proMBP组合时,临床意义和筛选性能改善。然而,蛋白质共表达和共定位数据的分析和PSG参与蛋白质相互作用网络正在引入发现新型,特异性和高敏感性,妊娠/癌症生物标志物。尽管PSG的生物学作用尚未完全了解,但有证据表明它们表现出免疫调节,抗炎和促血管生成作用。结构/功能关系的研究表明,PSGs可以协同/协调的方式与许多调节蛋白包括甲胎蛋白和转化生长因子-β;这通过存在保守的短线性基序(SLiM)如RGD,PXXP和AFP14-20样(YXCX)的存在提供。 结论:PSG衍生的肽可以用作设计模拟参与蛋白质 - 蛋白质相互作用的SLiM以抑制结构域基序结合和阻断细胞信号传导和/或发挥免疫调节,抗炎和促血管生成作用的新药物的理论依据。
关键词: 妊娠特异性β1-糖蛋白,生物标记谱,胚胎/胎盘发育,滋养细胞疾病,结构/功能关系,短线性基序,新药物设计。
Current Medicinal Chemistry
Title:Pregnancy-Specific β1-Glycoproteins: Combined Biomarker Roles, Structure/Function Relationships and Implications for Drug Design
Volume: 24 Issue: 3
关键词: 妊娠特异性β1-糖蛋白,生物标记谱,胚胎/胎盘发育,滋养细胞疾病,结构/功能关系,短线性基序,新药物设计。
摘要: Background: Pregnancy specific β1-glycoproteins (PSGs) have long been recognized as trophoblast quality and embryo viability markers. However, biological roles of PSGs remain obscure, and structure/function relationships to other feto-placental proteins as well as implications for drug design have not been reviewed. This review summarizes and discusses advances in 45-year studies of PSGs with focus on the latest achievements and the challenges for future investigations.
Methods: Literature search was performed to review the majority of recent PSG studies with emphasis on usage of high-throughput integrated proteomic profiling technologies, systems biology and bioinformatics approaches that enhance novel biomarker and drug target discovery as well as protein structure/activity analysis. Results: Clinical significance and screening performance improved when PSG measurements were combined with those of other placenta-derived proteins: hCG, hPL, PAPP-A, and proMBP. Nevertheless, analysis of protein co-expression and co-localization data and the involvement of PSGs in protein interaction networks are being introduced to discover novel, specific and high-sensitive, gestational/cancer biomarkers. Despite biological roles of PSGs are not fully understood, there are evidences of that they exhibit immunomodulatory, antiinflammatory and proangiogenic effects. Investigation of structure/function relationships showed that PSGs may function in cooperative/coordinated manner with numerous regulatory proteins including alpha-fetoprotein and transforming growth factors-β; this is provided by the presence of conserved short linear motifs (SLiMs) such as RGD, PXXP and AFP14-20-like (YXCX) ones. Conclusion: PSG-derived peptides may be used as a rationale to design novel drugs that mimic SLiMs involved in protein-protein interactions to inhibit domain-motif binding and to block cell signaling, and/or exert immunomodulatory, anti-inflammatory and proangiogenic effects.Export Options
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Pregnancy-Specific β1-Glycoproteins: Combined Biomarker Roles, Structure/Function Relationships and Implications for Drug Design, Current Medicinal Chemistry 2017; 24 (3) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/0929867324666161123090554
DOI https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/0929867324666161123090554 |
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