Amyloid binding and beyond: a new approach for Alzheimer's disease drug discovery targeting Aβo–PrPC binding and downstream pathways

Author:

Grayson James D.1234,Baumgartner Matthew P.56789,Santos Souza Cleide Dos1234,Dawes Samuel J.123410,El Idrissi Imane Ghafir11121314,Louth Jennifer C.1234,Stimpson Sasha1234,Mead Emma156164,Dunbar Charlotte156164,Wolak Joanna156164,Sharman Gary156164,Evans David156164ORCID,Zhuravleva Anastasia1017184,Roldan Margarita Segovia192204,Colabufo Nicola Antonio1112131411ORCID,Ning Ke192204,Garwood Claire192204,Thomas James A.1234ORCID,Partridge Benjamin M.1234ORCID,de la Vega de Leon Antonio212224ORCID,Gillet Valerie J.212224,Rauter Amélia P.2324252627ORCID,Chen Beining1234ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Department of Chemistry

2. University of Sheffield

3. Sheffield S3 7HF

4. UK

5. Computational Chemistry and Cheminformatics

6. Eli Lilly and Company

7. Lilly Biotechnology Center

8. San Diego

9. USA

10. Faculty of Biological Sciences

11. Univ Bari

12. Biofordrug

13. I-70125 Bari

14. Italy

15. Computational Chemistry and Chemoinformatics

16. Windlesham

17. University of Leeds

18. Leeds LS2 9JT

19. Sheffield Institute of Translational Neuroscience

20. Sheffield S10 2HQ

21. Information School

22. Sheffield S1 4DP

23. Centro de Química Estrutural

24. Faculdade de Ciências

25. Universidade de Lisboa

26. 1749-016 Lisboa

27. Portugal

Abstract

A new approach combining virtual screening, 19F and STD NMR, and biochemical assays using hiPSC and targetting multiple pathways involving Aβ, PrPC and Tau provides a more effective strategy for Alzheimer's disease drug discovery than Aβ only approach.

Publisher

Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

Subject

General Chemistry

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