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Iminosugar-Cyclopeptoid Conjugates Raise Multivalent Effect in Glycosidase Inhibition at Unprecedented High Levels.

Mathieu L LepageJérémy P SchneiderAnne BodlennerAlessandra MeliFrancesco De RiccardisMarjorie SchmittCéline TarnusNha-Thi Nguyen-HuynhYannis-Nicolas FrancoisEmmanuelle Leize-WagnerCatherine BirckAlexandra Cousido-SiahAlberto PodjarnyIrene IzzoPhilippe Compain
Published in: Chemistry (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany) (2016)
A series of cyclopeptoid-based iminosugar clusters has been evaluated to finely probe the ligand content-dependent increase in α-mannosidase inhibition. This study led to the largest binding enhancement ever reported for an enzyme inhibitor (up to 4700-fold on a valency-corrected basis), which represents a substantial advance over the multivalent glycosidase inhibitors previously reported. Electron microscopy imaging and analytical data support, for the best multivalent effects, the formation of a strong chelate complex in which two mannosidase molecules are cross-linked by one inhibitor.
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