Novel Mechanism of Action of GEn-1124, a Next-generation Noncatalytic p38alpha/MK2 signal modifier with Endothelial-barrier-stabilizing, Anti-inflammatory, and Lung-protective Activities
Author
Tulapurkar, MohanShapiro, Paul, Ph.D.
Lugkey, Katerina
McClean, Nathaniel
Fletcher, Steven
MacKerell, Alexander D., Jr.
Luo, Wendy
Lal, Ritu
Hasday, Jeffrey D.
Date
2024-05-17Type
Poster/Presentation
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We have previously identified a small molecule, SF-7044, targeted to the ED (Glu160/Asp-161) substrate-docking domain of p38alpha MAPK rather than the catalytic site. SF-7044 (Fig. 1) was converted to its dihydrochloride dihydrate salt, GEn-1124, to improve its solubility and stability. GEn-1124 stabilizes endothelial barrier, reduces expression of proinflammatory genes, preserves expression of anti- inflammatory genes, and improves survival in mouse models of acute lung injury. GEn-1124 has completed Phase I clinical testing and a Phase II clinical trial is in progress. This study defines the novel mechanism of GEn-1124 in contrast with p38 catalytic site inhibitors.Description
Poster presented at the American Thoracic Society- San Diego 2024.Rights/Terms
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p38 Mitogen-Activated Protein KinasesSmall Molecule Libraries
Protein Kinase Inhibitors
Endothelial Cells
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