TH5427
Inhibitor of NUDT5
Structure
In Cells
In Model Organisms
Probe TH5427 is in the process of SERP review.
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SERP Ratings
SERP Comments:
TH5427 is potent and selective chemical probe for NUDT5, a NUDIX hydrolase enzyme that plays important roles in the metabolism of adenosine-5’-diphisphoribose (ADPR) metabolism and regulation of hormone signaling. NUDT5 has been implicated in breast cancer, and TH5427 should provide a valuable tool for the continued exploration of the role of this target in breast cancer and other diseases models. TH5427 is at least 690-fold selective for NUDT5 over other NUDIX hydrolases in vitro, with only limited demonstrated interactions outside of the NUDIX hydrolyase family. I recommend the use of this probe in cells at concentrations up to 1.5 µM, with demonstrated effectiveness in HL-60 and T47D cells. TH5427 does show a large cellular potency offset comparing potency in vitro (malachite green assay, 29 nm) vs in cellular target engagement assays (CETSA and DARTS, 0.75-2.1 µM), though this potency offset has not been specifically explained (i.e. cellular availability vs metabolite competition or other factors).
(last updated: 11 Jul 2020 )
SERP Ratings
SERP Comments:
TH5427 showed 690-fold selectivity for NUDT5 over MTH1 in direct assay of ADP-ribose hydrolysis in vitro.
(last updated: 26 Jul 2020 )