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Default NMR-Derived Conformational Ensemble of State 1 of Activated Ras Reveals Insights into a Druggable Pocket.

NMR-Derived Conformational Ensemble of State 1 of Activated Ras Reveals Insights into a Druggable Pocket.

Related Articles NMR-Derived Conformational Ensemble of State 1 of Activated Ras Reveals Insights into a Druggable Pocket.

J Phys Chem Lett. 2020 Apr 17;:

Authors: Liu D, Chen X, Long D

Abstract
Lack of apparent pockets in the ground conformation of Ras has long challenged the rational design of inhibitors against this oncogenic protein. The sparsely populated, transiently formed state 1 of activated Ras, on the other hand, shows appreciable surface roughness and is increasingly recognized as a potential target for drug discovery. The state 1, however, is extremely flexible, and a static structure cannot fully unveil its conformational space that can be exploited for drug design. Here, we present a conformational ensemble of state 1 that was derived using chemical shift-based modelling. The ensemble reveals the intrinsic plasticity of a druggable pocket in state 1 and demonstrates the mechanism of conformational selection for inhibitor recognition. The large set of structural templates in the ensemble, providing a comprehensive description of thermally accessible pocket conformations, are expected to significantly aid the rational design of anti-Ras drugs.


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