Pursuing Aldose Reductase Inhibitors through in Situ Cross-Docking and Similarity-Based Virtual Screening

Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
2009.0

Abstract

Aldose reductase (ALR2) is a critical enzyme in the development of the major complications of diabetes mellitus. Herein, new molecular entities active against ALR2 were discovered through an integrated receptor- and ligand-based virtual screening campaign. Twelve candidates were found to inhibit this enzyme in the micromolar range including two ligands having an IC(50) below 3 muM. Six new compounds, structurally unrelated to the known ARIs, have been identified, opening up opportunity for lead optimization.

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