WO2006001542A1 - 毒素中和性ペプチドのスクリーニング方法とstx2阻害性ペプチド並びにベロ毒素中和剤 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for screening a toxin neutralizing peptide capable of inhibiting toxins such as mouth toxin, cholera toxin, and pertussis toxin.
- the present invention also relates to an S TX 2 inhibitory peptide and a verotoxin neutralizing agent. More specifically, it relates to an STX2-inhibiting peptide that can effectively inhibit verotoxin adhesion to cells by effectively inhibiting the adhesion of verotoxin to cells, and a new verotoxin neutralizing agent that can be administered orally. It is. Background art
- Enterotorrhagic Escherichia coli O 157: H 7 produced by the mouth toxin is a protein belonging to the AB 5 7 amilly, a bacterial toxin similar to Shiga toxin derived from Shigella, and these toxins are used in the vascular endothelium of various target organs.
- recognizes Guropo 3 sugar moieties in the cells on the Guropotori Oshiruseramido (Gb 3, Ga lal- 4Ga l j81- 4G lc j31- C er), are known to exhibit a capture rare toxicity in cells by gluing ing.
- the toxin expressed as STX 1 has the same amino acid sequence as Shiga toxin produced by Shigella dysenteriae Type I.
- the toxin represented by STX2 has 50-60% homology with STX 1 in amino acid sequence. Although these toxicities have slight differences in their amino acid sequences, It exhibits activities such as cytotoxicity and intestinal toxicity due to protein synthesis inhibition.
- St X is an AB type 5 toxin composed of two types of subunits (A and B).
- B subunits Five molecules of B subunit are surrounded by a hydrophobic bond around one molecule of A subunit.
- the A subunit is responsible for the toxin activity, and the B subunit plays a role in binding to a sugar chain receptor present on the cell surface.
- X-ray crystal structure analysis of toxins it has been elucidated that there are three sugar chain binding sites in one molecule of the B subunit. In other words, there are five B-subunits in STX 2 in one molecule, so it is estimated that a total of 15 binding sites are presented.
- STX is classified into two families, STX 1 and 2, but most of the STX 2 producing bacteria cause serious complications, clinically STX 2 is more important . Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop inhibitors for STX 2.
- These STX are A—B type 5 toxins, the B subunit is a receptor on the cell membrane, G b 3 (globotriaosylceramide: G a 1 (1 -4) one G al (1 -4) — G lc / 3 1 -Ceramide) binds to cells.
- the B subunit pen recognizes specifically the Gb 3 sugar chain (globo trisaccharide: G ala (1-4) -G a 1 ⁇ (1-4) -G lc / 3 1-). Therefore, a compound in which globotrisaccharide is accumulated at a high density can bind to STX with high affinity and be an STX inhibitor that inhibits its action.
- the inventor of this application has also constructed an artificial sugar chain cluster that effectively binds a sugar chain to the sugar chain binding site of the toxin as described above and inhibits the adhesion of the toxin to the host cell.
- Carposilane is a sugar chain A group of dendrimer-type compounds with a supporting skeleton and water-soluble polymer compounds have been proposed (Patent Documents 1 and 2, Non-Patent Document 1).
- SUPER TWIG (1) 6 etc. expressed by the following formula. This is the first compound that has proven effective in O 57: H 7 infection experiments.
- cholera toxin (A-B type 5) receptor in which the receptor binding site is considered to be more of a subunit structure in addition to porcine toxin S TX : GM1, Toxigenic Escherichia coli heat-resistant Diarrheal toxin LT (A— B type 5) Receptor: GM 1, Pertussis toxin (A_B
- Patent Literature l WO 02/02588
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application No. 2004-108483
- Non-Patent Document 1 Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 2002; 99: 7669-74 Disclosure of the Invention
- the present invention is based on the previous studies by the inventor, and is easy to synthesize.
- the receptor binding part such as verotoxin effectively inhibits toxins having subunit structures.
- the goal is to provide a new screening method to realize a toxin neutralizing agent.
- the present invention is based on the inventors, and provides a new STX inhibitor that can be easily synthesized and that can effectively inhibit verotoxin, that is, a verotoxin neutralizing agent. Is an issue.
- the present application provides the following toxin-neutralizing peptide screening method as a solution to the above-mentioned problems, and more specifically, STX2 inhibition. It provides a sex peptide and a toxin toxin neutralizing agent.
- a method for screening a toxin-neutralizing peptide characterized in that the step (2) is repeated a plurality of times and a binding site-specific peptide motif having a higher amino acid selection ratio is sequentially identified.
- step (2) above a multivalent primary peptide library in which a nuclear structure in which a plurality of lysines (Lys) are combined is formed and a plurality of peptide libraries are bound to the terminal amino acids.
- a method for screening a toxin-neutralizing peptide characterized by using
- the peptide library is bound to the terminal amino group via a spacer molecule, and the toxin neutralizing peptide screening method is characterized.
- Lysine is a peptide motif composed of peptide bonds of at least 7 amino acids in the molecular core structure where 3 molecules are peptide-bonded, and at least 2 bases in the sequence S TX 2 inhibitory peptide, characterized by the inclusion of a peptide motif that has two portions of a cluster to which a basic amino acid is bound and the C-terminal side is a basic amino acid.
- An STX2-inhibitory peptide characterized by containing at least arginine (A r g) as a basic amino acid of a part of the cluster.
- FRRNRRN SEQ ID NO: 1
- a spacer molecule is a molecule having a peptide or amino group and a carboxyl group, and having a hydrocarbon chain structure having carbon atoms of ⁇ 10. Peptide.
- the STX 2 inhibitory peptide characterized in that the peptide motif may have a molecule for amino acid sequence.
- a verotoxin neutralizing agent comprising any of the aforementioned peptides as an active ingredient.
- Figure 1 is a mass spectrum diagram of the peptide motif (1) FRRNRRN (SEQ ID NO: 1) compound.
- Figure 2 is a mass spectrum of the peptide motif (2) PPPRRRR (SEQ ID NO: 2) compound.
- FIG. 3 is a mass spectrum diagram of the peptide motif (3) PPRRNRR (SEQ ID NO: 3) compound.
- FIG. 4 is a mass spectrum diagram of the peptide motif (4) KRRNPRR (SEQ ID NO: 4) compound.
- FIG. 5 is a mass spectrum of a Met-A 1a compound having no peptide motif.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating affinity for S TX 2 B_subunit.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating the cytotoxic effect of STX 2 on Vero cells. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- the present invention has the characteristics as described above, and an embodiment thereof will be described below.
- binding site-specific peptide motif based on the amino selectivity by comparing the binding site with a peptide motif that binds to a functionally deficient mutant.
- a more preferred form is:
- the step (2) is performed a plurality of times, and it is considered that the binding site-specific peptide motif having a higher amino acid selection ratio is sequentially identified.
- the initial (primary) peptide library for the step (2) corresponds to this cluster effect. It is desirable to have a nuclear structure composed of a plurality of amino acid bonds.
- a nuclear structure for example, it is preferable to use a plurality of lysines (L ys), for example, preferably from the viewpoint of the ease of design and synthesis, and above all, the molecular size for practical cluster effects. It is considered that the peptide library itself is made multivalent by using 2-5 bonds.
- a nuclear structure in which a plurality of lysines (L ys) are combined is formed, and a plurality of peptide labels are formed at the terminal amino acids.
- L ys lysines
- the peptide library may be bound to the terminal amino group via a spacer molecule.
- one spacer is preferably a molecule having a peptide or amino group and a carboxyl group and having a hydrocarbon chain structure having 4 to 10 carbon atoms. As shown.
- the receptor binding site in step (1) may be identified as a known site, or it may be identified as a site that has a large effect on the binding to the receptor by actually introducing an anomaly. Also good. According to the inventors of this application, in the case of verotoxin S TX, the identification of the binding site of the receptor has already been found as the binding of glopotrisaccharide.
- O 1 5 7 Infection with enterohemorrhagic E. coli such as H 7 not only causes hemorrhagic colitis, but also sometimes causes hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) and encephalopathy, rather these complications It is a major cause of death.
- Verotoxin Shi toxin; Stx
- Stx is a major virulence factor produced by enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli, and damage to the microvascular endothelium of the kidney and brain caused by verotoxin that has entered the blood is thought to cause ing.
- STX neutralizers are expected to be an effective treatment for enterohemorrhagic E. coli infections.
- B-subimit monomer there are three types of glycotrisaccharide binding sites named sites 1, 2, and 3. Therefore, it is known that B-subimit peiitamer can bind a total of 15 glopotrisaccharides.
- sites 1, 2, and 3 the binding affinity between these mutants and SUPER TWIG (1) 6 was compared.
- Site 1 and 2 or “Site 3 alone” is used for binding SUPER TWIG (1) 6 and STX 1 B_subunit
- STX2 B—subimit is used for binding. It became clear that only “Site 3 alone” was used. In other words, in order to develop a new binding unit for STX2, which is clinically more important, it was found that it was only necessary to target size 3.
- site 3 is functionally deleted from the peptide motif that binds to wild type STX2 B-subimit.
- the inventor has already developed a method for directly determining a binding motif for a functional domain such as a protein kinase catalytic site, a peptide library method (K. Nishikawa et al., Mol, Cell, 6, 969-2000). Therefore, based on the knowledge of this peptide library method, in the verotoxin neutralizing agent, it is used that the cluster effect exists in the bond between B subunit pentamer and glopo3 sugar as described above. We have developed a peptide library based on a new concept that makes the peptide library itself multivalent.
- the nuclear structure used to make the peptide library multivalent has the following formula NH-
- AHA amino-hexanoic acid
- the terminal MA Metal-A 1 a
- AHA is 6 carbons long and is used to meet the optimum conditions of SUPE R TWI G.
- the terminal MA Metal-A 1 a
- AHA is introduced at the time of screening in order to check whether the sequence is performed properly when the amino acid sequence is performed.
- a (A 1 a) before AHA— It is designed to match the SUPER TWIG optimal structure in all respects, including its shape, the distance between branched chains in the core structure, the valence of the library, and the distance between libraries.
- the obtained compound was subjected to amino acid sequencing, it was confirmed that the 19 amino acids used (except Cys) were efficiently randomized in the posit ion where the amino acid was degenerated.
- each of 2B and 2B-mutant (W32A) attached to the beads is adjusted to be equivalent to 3 to 15 mg, and each is packed in a column to prepare an affinity column.
- the library remaining on the column is eluted with 30% acetic acid.
- the collected fraction is dried up and analyzed for amino acid sequence. As a result, for each degenerate position, a numerical result is obtained as to which amino acid is selected with what strength. All 19 amino acids Normalize so that the value of 1 is 1.
- the secondary library shown in Table 2 was prepared based on the obtained motif. Actually, it is Arg, As n, Ph e in the primary cleaning. Since which amino acids have been selected, these amino acids are introduced into the secondary screening as xed posit ions. Then, the binding to 2 B—subuiiit as the whole library increases, and it becomes easier to obtain a more specific motif.
- the obtained peptide motif has the amino acid sequence
- FRRNRRN SEQ ID NO: 1
- FRRNRRN SEQ ID NO: 1
- Pro basic amino acids
- hydrophobic amino acids are selected in the secondary screening, the highest numerical value for each posit ion is the best motif.
- the information that preference is given to hydrophobic amino acids is no longer reflected when the product is extracted, so Phe is introduced as a consensus sequence obtained through each library.
- the obtained motif is converted into the molecular nucleus structure of the above formula that combines three Lys.
- the compound incorporated as was synthesized since the nucleus structure of Ly a 3 is commercially available in a state of being bound to beads, it is synthesized sequentially from the C-terminal with a normal amino acid synthesizer, that is, four chains at a time in the 3 Lys formula. Extend. Since AHA also has an amino group and a strong loxyl group, an amino acid synthesizer can be used in the same manner.
- FIG. 1, FIG. 2, FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 show mass spectra for the peptide motifs (1), (2), (3), and (4), respectively.
- Fig. 5 shows the mass spectrum in the case of a compound that does not have any of the above peptide motifs (Met-A1a): Met-A1a-A1a-AHA for reference. It is a thing.
- Table 4 and Figure 6 show the affinity for STX2 B-subunit.
- the measurement method is as follows.
- the amount of synthetic peptide shown in FIG. 6 is coated on the ELISA plastic plate. After blocking with 1% BSA, add 0.1 microgram / ml wild type 2B-His or site 3 mutant W32A_His and allow to bind for 1 hour at room temperature. After washing, each bound 2 B-subunit is detected by ELISA using anti-STX 2 polyclonal antibody.
- Fig. 7A shows the inhibitory effect of STX 2 cytotoxicity on vero cells.
- lpg / ml of STX 2 and each concentration of each synthetic peptide were present, cultured for 3 days, and the viable cells after culturing were treated with WST-assay (cell viability assay kit).
- Fig. 7B shows the verification results for mice infected with E. co 1 i 0157: H 7.
- the procedure is as follows. That is, Day 0: Protein calorie-deficient mice were infected with a lethal dose of E. coli O157: H7N-9 in the stomach. Day 2 to Day 4: The mouse was given a sample peptide, trisaccharide analogue (75 g / g per body weight) or sarin alone twice a day by intragastric administration. Day 2-5: PPR_ tet or PPP— tet (225 g per body weight / g) was administered intragastrically twice a day.
- AHA amino-hexanoic acid
- a 1 a interposed between this AHA and peptide motif X o and Met-A 1 a, a terminal modification molecule of peptide motif Xo, has been introduced to confirm the amino acid sequence, but these may be various AHA as a spacer molecule consists of an amino group and a carboxyl.
- the number of carbons having a group is selected from a comparison study with S UP ER TW IG as having a chain length of 6 carbons, but this carbon number is in the range of 4 to 10 even though 6 is more preferable. It may be a degree.
- the spacer molecule may be derived from other various molecules.
- the terminal Met 1 A 1 a introduced for the amino acid sequence at the time of screening and A 1 a bound to AHA may be other appropriate ones. Since these do not have the inhibitory activity of STX 2, they are unnecessary after screening. However, when NH 2 is exposed at the end of the motif, it becomes a positive charge, so from the viewpoint of charge control, it is preferable that the terminal MA or other types exist. In general, those having no electric charge, and those having no significant influence on hydrophobicity are more preferably considered.
- the NH 2 group of the N-terminal met may be protected with a acetyl group for the purpose of stabilization to prevent degradation by proteases in the digestive tract following oral administration.
- acetylation increases the action (activity) of inhibiting the cytotoxic activity of STX2 in i n Vitro by about 5 times. Infectious experiments have also confirmed the increase in effectiveness.
- an STX2 inhibitory peptide a peptide composed of a peptide bond of at least 7 amino acids in the molecular core structure where 3 molecules of lysine (Lys) are peptide-bonded.
- a motif that has at least two basic amino acids in its sequence eg Has a peptide cluster with two amino acid clusters containing asparagine (A rg), lysine (Ly s), and histidine (His) and a basic amino acid at the C-terminal end Has been found to be considered.
- arginine (Ar g) is included as a basic amino acid constituting a part of the cluster.
- a suitable class part is Arg_Ar g—, -Ar g-Ar g-As n-, and the like.
- the C-terminal side is a basic amino acid, such as arginine (Ar g), and the N-terminal side is a hydrophobic amino acid, such as proline (Pro). It is preferable.
- one end of C be a basic amino acid because there is a cluster of acidic amino acids in the vicinity of the binding partner 3 (Site 3) of STX2 B—subunit. This is thought to be due to an electrostatic interaction that increases the affinity.
- hydrophobic amino acids are desirable on the N-terminal side is that triftophan (T rp), which plays a central role in the STX2 B-subunit glopo3 sugar-binding site 3 (Site 3), is hydrophobic. This is thought to be due to the interaction of sex.
- the peptide motif of the above (1) (2) (3) (4) is proposed as one of the preferred ones.
- it is composed of at least seven amino acids as described above, but STX2 inhibitory ability is greatly impaired even with the above seven or more.
- the number of amino acids may be further increased for use in drugs and the like, and various spacers may have terminal modification groups as described above, unless otherwise specified.
- various dosage forms may be employed as a verotoxin neutralizing agent comprising a peptide having STX 2 inhibitory activity as an active ingredient.
- compositions and dosage forms may be molded together with a mold or the like to form tablets or powders, or a liquid composition as a composition with purified water or the like.
- various compounding components including those conventionally known may be used, and various methods therefor may be employed.
- the dosage as verotoxin neutralizer it is generally prescribed to be about 5 to 50 O mg Z kg-weight after the discovery of Escherichia coli O15: H7 infection. It may be considered. Of course, it may be appropriate depending on the symptoms.
- the receptor binding portion such as verotoxin, cholera toxin, pertussis toxin, and anthrax toxin as described above has inhibitory properties of toxins having a subunit structure, and the synthesis is a peptide. It is easy to synthesize, and it is possible to screen for toxin-neutralizing peptides that are effective as therapeutic agents, and it is possible to provide these peptides.
- the peptide of the present invention as described above has STX 2 inhibitory activity, and its synthesis is easy as peptide synthesis, and provides a verotoxin neutralizing agent effective as a therapeutic agent for enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli infection. can do.
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