The androgen receptor (AR) belongs to the nuclear receptor superfamily and contains 918 amino acid residues, which make up three important structural domains, namely the DNA bindingdomain (DBD), the ligand binding domain (LBD) and the nitrogen terminal binding domain (NTD). AR is a ligand-dependent transcription factor that regulates the expression of a range of downstream target genes upon androgen binding. Androgen receptor antagonists have been proved as promising targets for the treatment of prostate cancer. AR antagonists can be classified into steroidal AR antagonists and nonsteroidal AR antagonists based on their chemical structure.
BOC Sciences has designed its proprietary library of androgen receptor antagonists to provide structurally diverse androgen receptor antagonists, helping to find new scaffolds and sites for the treatment of prostate cancer.
Figure 1. Summary of androgen receptor response to AR agonists and AR antagonists in TNBC and prostate cancer cell lines. (Thakkar, A.; et al. 2016)
Figure 2. Schematic view of the therapeutic medicines targeting androgen receptor signaling pathways. (Obinata, D.; et al. 2014)
Table1. Prameters for root compound
Parameter | Value |
MW | 144.17 |
logP | -2.34 |
PSA | 75.35 |
Number of H Donors | 4 |
Number of H Acceptors | 4 |
Chiral centers | 2 |
Sp3 | 0-80 |
FRB | 3 |
Rule of Five | 0 |
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