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Mur Ligase Online Research Meeting June 2022 #76

Open mattodd opened 2 years ago

mattodd commented 2 years ago

Date: June 14th 2022 Time: 2pm UK time (other times)
Place: https://ucl.zoom.us/j/91379419977
Recording: https://youtu.be/FeKllES0QaU Previous Meeting: #75

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Agenda:

1) Elaborated Fragments Inhibiting Two Murs

2) Atomwise Hits

3) Variants of AZ Compounds

4) New Protein Structures

As per update from Jan Abendroth in #80, new structures obtained for MurD + UMA?

Do we need to consider the importance of the observed carbamoylation of a residue (Lys198 (-> KCX198) in a structure (7TI7). Does this influence inhibitor design? See @eyermanncj's analysis, or can this be mothballed?

A discussion of the possible value of truncated structures will be had as part of the Soak-In (being scheduled by @mattodd)

5) De Novo Computational Modelling

Competition launched and is live at #69.

Note @LauraDS1 @Rebecca-Steventon there is a live question for you here from @gemmaTuron.

@Yuhang-CADD to report on progress towards @jhjensen2's originally-suggested compounds (last update was here)

6) Other Potential Starting Points

7) Misc/AOB

8) List of Raw Data That Needs Posting Online

Suitable locations: ideally an electronic lab notebook, another suitable repository (Zenodo, Figshare) or Github itself.

9) Mothballs (if no actions then these need to be linked in wiki and closed)

Next Meeting

July 12th 2pm UK time

mattodd commented 2 years ago

Update by email from Becca May 12th "This week I have run a competition assay with Dana’s compound 759 to try and determine the mode of inhibition it is having on the Mur ligases.

From this assay system, it appears that 759 is acting in a non-competitive manner to ATP. To get a clearer picture of whether it is still binding in the pocket adjacent to the ATP binding site, or somewhere else on the enzyme we will still need crystallography.

Hope this helps to start answering the question of where these compounds are binding. "

Very interesting, have requested data.

AJLloyd105 commented 2 years ago

120422 corr. 130422 updated 140622-2.pptx

AJLloyd105 commented 2 years ago

Hopefully the attached is useful. Best Wishes, Adrian