Yi YUAN, Zhiying LI, Xiafei WEI, et al. Primary identification of compounds targeting hepatitis B virus capsid formation from the FDA approved drugs[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2019, 41(11): 1059-1064.
DOI:
Yi YUAN, Zhiying LI, Xiafei WEI, et al. Primary identification of compounds targeting hepatitis B virus capsid formation from the FDA approved drugs[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2019, 41(11): 1059-1064. DOI: 10.16016/j.1000-5404.201811214.
Primary identification of compounds targeting hepatitis B virus capsid formation from the FDA approved drugs
To identify the candidates targeting capsid formation of HBV by screening a FDA approved drug library.
Methods
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SRluc-HBc6 cells
which indicates the formation of HBc dimers by the split luciferase complementation (SLC)
were used as the 1st round screening model. Compounds identified by the 1st round screening were tested for their ability to inhibit the formation of capsid by using particle gel assay. Southern blotting was employed to detect the anti-HBV activity of these compounds on the replication of HBV DNA.
Results
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According to the Rluc activities of SRluc-HBc6 cells
5 candidates were screened out of 1 434 drugs in the first round screening. They are chlorambucil
cladribine
methylene blue
sorafenib
and regorafenib. Further tests showed that chlorambucil inhibited the replication of HBV DNA in HepAD38 cells by reducing the formation of HBV core dimers and capsids.
Conclusion
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Chlorambucil inhibit HBV DNA replication
in vitro
by reducing HBV core dimers and the formation of capsid.
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