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AMedicinalChemistryPerspec4veonPickingtheRight ScreeningStrategy 10thANNUALDRUGDISCOVERYFOR NEURODEGENERATIONCONFERENCE March7,2016 DaveSwinney InsEtuteforRareandNeglectedDiseasesDrug Discovery www.irnd3.org Takehomemessages MolecularmechanismsofacEon(MMOAs)thatconnect genotypetophenotypeareaprioridifficulttopredict Empirical(phenotypic)approachestoidenEfyMMOAsand correspondingleadmoleculesaremoresuccessfulforfirst-inclassmedicines Outline Part1.Howmedicineswork. Part2.Howmedicineswerediscovered. R&Disaitera4veprocess MedicalNeed Basicresearch TranslaEonbiomarker DrugApproval Phase3Efficacy Development Drugdiscoveryis aniteraEveprocess starEngwithanunmet medicalneedand anideatoaddress thatneed. Proofofconcept Clinicalsafety StarEngpt(assay/target) Discoverystrategy Leadiden'fica'on Discovery Pharmacologicalmechanism Leadop'miza'on DrugCandidates Part1.Howdomedicineswork? Genotype Target Medicine Pa4ent We look for knowledge to provide a blueprint for discovery and initial use of the medicines. Determineac4vitybyIC50s(EC50s)forac4vecompounds KI E+I EI FracEonaloccupancy=[I]/([I]+KI) Assumeonesitebinding ΔG=-RTln(KI) ForKI=1nM 1.0 0.1 1 3 10 100 9% 50% 75% 91% 99% fraction occupancy [I, nM] % occupancy IC50 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0.0 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 [Inhibitor, nM] 100 1000 TheMedicinalChemist’sJugglingAct SelecEvity/ Safety Bioavailability Biological AcEvity PharmaceuEcs/ Scale-up Intellectual Property PharmacophoreIden4fica4on • PaulEhrlich:Apharmacophoreisamolecularframeworkthat carriestheessenEalfeaturesresponsibleforadrugsbiological acEvity* • ThepharmacophorewilldisplaythekeybindinginteracEons betweenligandandtarget Dtsch.Chem.Ges.1909,42,17 – 8. ExampleofPharmacophoreIden4fica4on SystemaEcstructuralmodficaEonstoidenEfypharmacophoreandestablishSAR O O Move or remove methoxy Trim naphthyl H O SO2NH2 SO2NH2 O Less Potent Maintains activity O SO2NH2 Hit Molecule O Remove naphthyl O Move or remove sulfonamide O O SO2NH2 Less potent H Less Potent 9. Doseresponsecurves(IC50)canshiRbetweenassayformats Fractional activity FracEonaloccupancy =Drug/(Drug+KI) 1.2 1.0 Invitroac4vity 0.8 0.6 func4onalac4vity 0.4 0.2 0.0 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1000 [inhibitor] Invitro-purifiedprotein-target FuncEonal-cells,Essues,animals-phenotypic Howdomedicineswork? Drugac4onbeginswithbinding ‘Corporanonaguntenisifixata’ Asubstancewillnotworkunlessitis bound -PaulEhrlich,1913 Ploeger BA, van der Graaf PH, Danhof M. Drug Metab Pharmacokinet. 2009;24:3-15. MolecularMechanismofAc4on(MMOA) • MMOA:mechanismthroughwhichspecificmolecular interacEonsbetweenthedruganditstargetresultina effecEveandsafepharmacologicalresponse. – Includesbindingkine4candconforma4onalchangesthatspecifically provideatherapeuEcallyusefulresponse. MMOA-pharmacologicalhotspot Aspirinandibuprofen twomedicines,onetarget,differentmolecularmechanisms, differentuses • AspirinhasanE-plateletacEvitywhereasNSAIDsdonot. – EffecEveforprevenEonofatherothromboEcdisease • BothbindtotheacEvesiteofcyclooxygenase1and2 – AspirinirreversibleinacEvaEonviaacetylaEonofSer530 – IbuprofenandotherNSAIDSarereversible • IrreversibleacEonofaspirininplateletsleadstolonglasEnganEthromboEceffects – Plateletsdonothavethecapacitytoresynthesizenewprotein Substrate –arachidonic acid aspirin ibuprofen estrogenreceptormodulators onetarget,differentmolecularmechanisms,differentuses LigandinducedconformaEonalchangesrecruitcoacEvatorsandcorepressorsina contextspecificmanner. DifferenEatedtherapeuEcusedepends onuniqueligandinducedconformaEons. Estradiolagonist -postmenopausalhormone deficiency TamoxifenSERM(selecEve estrogenreceptormodulator) -breastcancer RaloxifenSERM -osteoporosis ERligand bindingdomain Brzozowski,AMetalNature389,753(1997). 14 • Communica4onofinforma4onasananalogyofMMOA – ProximityisrarelysufficientforeffecEvesharingofspecificinformaEon – MMOAisalanguagetocommunicatespecificinforma4on. ‘Pharmacologicalhotspots’ Part2.Howweremedicinesdiscovered. Defini4on phenotypicscreening-anyscreeninginwhichthemolecularmechanismof acEon(MMOA)thatprovidesatolerabletherapeuEcindexisnotassumed. – Inthiscontextthephenotypicscreeningisasynonymforempirical screening. Empiricalscreening MedicinalchemistryevolvedfromtheisolaEonandidenEficaEonoftheacEveingrediantsofthesenatural products,followedbythestudyoftheirmechanismofacEononbiologicalprocesses R1 O OH O H N HO H N Me R2 O Opium: Morphine(R1,R2=H) Codeine(R1=Me,R2=H) MeO Me N Me N Quinine Ephedrine 17. Concludethevalueofphenotypicassaysistodiscover MajorityofFirstinclassmedicinesdiscoveredwith newMMOAswhicharedifficulttoaprioripredict empiricalassays NMEsapprovedFDA1999-2008 259total 183smallmolecules 20imagingagents 56therapeuEcbiologics 75firstinclass 164followers Themajorityofsmallmolecule -firstinclassmedicineswere discoveredwithphenotypicstrategies (28to17) -followerswerediscoveredwith target-basedstrategies(83to30). Swinney & Anthony NRDD, 10, 507, 2011 NME-newmolecularenEty Iden4fica4onMMOA“pharmacologicalhotspot” isrequiredforreduc4onist,engineeringapproach Unmetmedical need advanceinclass Molecular, target-based strategy phenotypicassay mechanis4c empirical iden4fytarget, MMOAandnetworks offirst-in-class Targetisbiomarker fordisease Transla4onal biomarkers Clinicallyrelevant thattranslatesto humandisease Screenwithlimited mechanis4c assump4ons- firstinclass ‘pharmacologicalhotspot’ Swinney,CPT93,2992013 StrengthsofPhenotypic(PDD)andtarget(TDD) complimenttheirrespec4veweaknesses. WEAKNESS STRENGTHS TDD Knowledgebased PDD Empirical -structurebaseddesign -PK/PDpredic4ons -Pa4entselec4on -System-based -Iden4fica4onofMMOA -Earlysafetyevalua4on -Mostavailableknowledgeis incomplete -Notsystemsbased -TargetselecEon -IdenEficaEonofMMOA Difficulttouseempirical findingswith -Structurebaseddesign -PK/PDpredicEons -PaEentselecEon Howcannewinnova4vemedicinesbediscovered? PrecisionmedicineIni4a4ve Genotype Target X Medicine Pa4ent MMOA,pharmacologicalhotspots mechanis4cparadox - the knowledge of mechanism (e.g. how a drug works) is very helpfultodiscoverandpreciselyusemedicines -theknowledgeavailableisrarelysufficientlycompletetoprovide ablueprintfordiscoveryandini=aluseofthemedicines. Takehomemessages MolecularmechanismsofacEon(MMOAs)thatconnect genotypetophenotypeareaprioridifficulttopredict Empirical(phenotypic)approachestoidenEfyMMOAsand correspondingleadmoleculesaremoresuccessfulforfirst-inclassmedicines Ins4tuteforRareandNeglectedDiseaseDrugDiscovery iRND3 Non-profit501c3drugdiscoveryorganiza'on WellequippedlaboratoryMountainView,CA,USA ExperiencedrugdiscoveryteamwithmanyyearsofPharmaexperience www.irnd3.org Mission iRND3'smissionistodiscovernewmedicinesforrareandneglecteddiseases Vision -touElizeourunderstandingofhowsuccessfulnewmedicinesarediscoveredto implementandexecutedrugdiscoverystrategiesthatsupplyourgrowingpipelineof newcandidatemedicinesforrareandneglecteddiseases. -toevolveaninnovaEve,sociallyresponsibleoperaEonalmodelforsuccessful collaboraEonsbetweenthenon-profit,privateandpublictotranslatescienEfic discoveriestoaconEnuoussourceofnewmedicines.