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ALKYNE-, AZIDE- AND TRIAZOLE-CONTAINING FLAVONOIDS AS MODULATORS FOR MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE IN CANCERS
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Page/Page column 12-13, (2013/09/12)
A triazole bridged flavonoid dimer compound library was efficiently constructed via the cycloaddition reaction of a series of flavonoid-containing azides (Az 1-15) and alkynes (Ac 1-17). These triazole bridged flavonoid dimers and their precursor alkyne- and azide-continaing flavonoids were screened for their ability to modulate multidrug resistance (MDR) in P-gp-overexpressed cell line (LCC6MDR), MRPl-overexpressed cell line (2008/MRPl) and BCRP-overexpressed cell line (HEK293/R2 and MCF7-MX100). Generally, they displayed very promising MDR reversal activity against P-gp-, MRPl- and BCRP-mediated drug resistance. Moreover, they showed different levels of selectivity for various transporters. Overall, they can be divided into mono-selective, dual-selective and multi-selective modulators for the P-gp, MRPl and BCRP transporters. The EC50 values for reversing paclitaxel resistance (141 - 340 nM) of LCC6MDR cells, DOX (78 - 590 nM) and vincristine (82 - 550 nM) resistance of 2008/MRPl cells and topotecan resistance (0.9 - 135 nM) of HEK293/R2 and MCF7-MX100 cells were at nanomolar range. Importantly, a number of compounds displayed EC50 at or below 10 nM in BCRP-overexpressed cell lines, indicating that these bivalent triazoles more selectively inhibit BCRP transporter than the P-gp and MRPl transporters. Most of the dimers are notably safe MDR chemosensitizers as indicated by their high therapeutic index values.
