Small molecule inhibitors of PI4 Kinase

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Potent, selective small molecule inhibitors of type III phosphatidylinositol-4-kinase α- and β- and their effects on phosphatidylinositol signalling D Mik W i Dr Mike Waring Principal Scientist – Medicinal Chemistry Oncology Innovative Medicines AstraZeneca Chemical Biology Meets Drug Discovery 2014 12 th June 2014 Windlesham

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Potent, selective small molecule inhibitors of type III phosphatidylinositol-4-kinase α- and β- and their effects on phosphatidylinositol signalling. The importance of small molecule probes to help us understand cellular pathways in cancer

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Potent, selective small molecule inhibitors of type III phosphatidylinositol-4-kinase α-yp p p yand β- and their effects on phosphatidylinositol signallingp p y g g

D Mik W iDr Mike WaringPrincipal Scientist – Medicinal ChemistryOncology Innovative MedicinesAstraZeneca

Chemical Biology Meets Drug Discovery 201412th June 2014Windlesham

The PI3Kinase cascade in cell signalling

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Type III PI4K and the PIP3 cascade• Phosphatidylinositol (PI) 4-phosphate (PI4P) is generated by multiple PI 4-kinases which phosphorylate the D4

Class III PI3K PI4Ks PIKFYVE

kinases which phosphorylate the D4 position of PI

• Type II PI 4-kinases α- and β- isoformsll i l bl h

PIP4KsPIP5KsPIKFYVEINPP4 Class II PI3K

are small insoluble enzymes, whereas type III PI 4-kinases α- and β- isoformsare soluble enzymes which are t t ll l t d t PI 3 kistructurally related to PI 3-kinases

• PI4P is generated in many cellular membranes where it plays a role in

PTENClass I PI3K

SHIP1/2

p yvesicular trafficking from the Golgi to the plasma membrane or endosomes

•PI4P is also the precursor of the key OP

OOR1O

R2

OO

OH

OH

Chiral

OH

OO

O

OO

R2

OR1OH

Chiral

R1 >0 R2 >0

PI4K6•PI4P is also the precursor of the key signaling molecule phoshatidylinositol-4,5-bisphosphate (PIP2)

PO O

OH

OH

OH OP

O

O

OOH

OH

OP

O

O

O

OH

OH POO

OOOO

R2 ChiralOH

O

PO

O O

OO

P

OO

OO

R2

OR1

Chiral

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PI4K

PIP5K

PI3K

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3

OO

OP

O

O

O

OH

OH

OP

O

O

OO

O

R1

OP

O

O

O

OP

OO

O

OH

P

OO

n-C1 7 H3 5

PI4K in cancer• Strategy to target tumours with INPP4B

loss

( )

Class III PI3K PI4Ks PIKFYVE

• PI4K inhibition (siRNA) has been shown to result in inhibition of AKT signalling and cell growth (3 cell lines, AZ data)

PIP4KsPIP5KsPIKFYVEINPP4 Class II PI3K

• It is unknown whether inhibition of PI4K will result in efficacy in pre-clinical models with INPP4B loss PTEN

Class I PI3KSHIP1/2

• INPP4B loss has been reported in a number of tumour types:

Breast (~ 50% loss of INPP4B reported in TN BrCa), Prostate (~40% loss of INPP4B reported in metastatic disease), O

POOR1

O

O

R2

O

O

OOH

OH

Chiral

OH

OO

P

O

O

O

OO

R2

O

O

R1OH

Chiral

R1 >0 R2 >0

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PI4K3

4

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melanoma, ovarian

• Key challenge is to confirm linkage between INPP4B loss and PI4K inhibition

OH

OH

OH OP

OO

OH

OHOO

OH

O

POO

OOO

O

OO

R2

OR1

ChiralOH

O

PO

O O

OO

P

OO

OO

R2

O

O

R1

ChiralPIP5K

PI3K

3

4

between INPP4B loss and PI4K inhibition O

OP

O

O

O

OH

OH

OP

O

O

OOP

OO

OP

OO

O

OHOO

n-C1 7 H3 5

Known probe compounds

O

O

N

O

H

O

O

O

O

O

LY294002O

OO

Wortmannin

pIC50 pIC50p 50

PI4Kα <4.3

PI4Kβ 4.4

p 50

PI4Kα 5.9

PI4Kβ 5.8

PI3Kα 6.2 PI3Kα 8.1

• siRNA mediated depletion of type II and type III PI 4-kinases identifiedsiRNA mediated depletion of type II and type III PI 4 kinases identifiedexpression of type III PI 4-kinase β as critical for proliferation of multiplebreast cancer cell line models (BT474c and MDA MB 468)

A hi h th h t (HTS) f ki b t t t d i t• A high throughput screen (HTS) of a kinase subset was tested againstrecombinant type III PI 4-kinase β using an ADP-Glo assay format

• Follow-up screening against type III PI 4-kinase α and other related

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p g g ypenzymes on the PI pathway also took place

PI4Kβ Series – Amide SAR

pIC50 pIC50 pIC50 pIC50 pIC50

PI4Kα 5.3

PI4Kβ 7.2

PI3K 6 2

PI4Kα 5.0

PI4Kβ 7.7

PI3K 4 8

PI4Kα 5.5

PI4Kβ 8.0

PI3K 5 4

PI4Kα 6.0

PI4Kβ 8.2

PI3K 5 9

PI4Kα 5.0

PI4Kβ 8.0

PI3K 4 5PI3Kα 6.2

PIP5Kγ 4.9

LogD 2.5

PI3Kα 4.8

PIP5Kγ <4.0

LogD -

PI3Kα 5.4

PIP5Kγ <4.4

LogD 3.6

PI3Kα 5.9

PIP5Kγ 4.7

LogD 1.6

PI3Kα 4.5

PIP5Kγ 4.9

LogD 3.0g g g g g

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Effect of PI4Kβ inhibitors on PI3K pathway

Class III PI3K PI4Ks PIKFYVE

PIP4KsPIP5KsPIKFYVEINPP4 Class II PI3K

• 10 nM PI4Kβ inhibitor• No effect on phospho-Akt up to 30 μM

PTENClass I PI3K

SHIP1/2

PDPK1

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Akt Akt Ser308 P

PI3Kγ +

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PI4Kβ +

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PI4Kβ +

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PI4Kα +S

O

O

NH N

OS

NHN

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PI4Kα Series – initial SAR

pIC50

PI4Kα 6.8

pIC50

PI4Kα 6.2

pIC50

PI4Kα 5.8PI4Kα 6.8

PI4Kβ 6.4

PI3Kα 5.8

PI4Kα 6.2

PI4Kβ 6.0

PI3Kα 6.1

PI4Kα 5.8

PI4Kβ 6.2

PI3Kα 5.8

PIP5Kγ <4.0

LogD 3.9

PIP5Kγ 4.8

LogD -

PIP5Kγ 4.5

LogD 2.7

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PI4Kα Series – core changes

pIC50

PI4Kα 5.8

pIC50

PI4Kα 5.6

pIC50

PI4Kα 5.0

pIC50

PI4Kα 6.5PI4Kα 5.8

PI4Kβ 6.2

PI3Kα 5.8

PI4Kα 5.6

PI4Kβ 6.1

PI3Kα 5.6

PI4Kα 5.0

PI4Kβ 5.6

PI3Kα 5.1

PI4Kα 6.5

PI4Kβ 6.2

PI3Kα 5.4

PIP5Kγ 4.5

LogD 2.7

PIP5Kγ 5.6

LogD 2.5*

PIP5Kγ <4.0

LogD 2.3

PIP5Kγ 4.8

LogD 1.9

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PI4Kα Series – core changes

pIC50 pIC50 pIC50 pIC50

PI4Kα 6.5

PI4Kβ 6.2

PI3Kα 5 4

PI4Kα 6.4

PI4Kβ 6.5

PI3Kα 5 6

PI4Kα 6.5

PI4Kβ 6.5

PI3Kα 5 2

PI4Kα 8.2

PI4Kβ 5.9

PI3Kα 5 2PI3Kα 5.4

PIP5Kγ 4.8

LogD 1.9

PI3Kα 5.6

PIP5Kγ <4.0

LogD 1.9*

PI3Kα 5.2

PIP5Kγ <4.0

LogD 2.4*

PI3Kα 5.2

PIP5Kγ <4.0

LogD 3.0

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PI4Kα +S

O

O

NH N

OS

NHN

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PI4Kα +

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PI4Kβ +

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Effect of PI4Kβ inhibitors on PI3K pathway

S

O

O

NH

O

Class III PI3K PI4Ks PIKFYVE

H NO

N

NHN

S

PIP4KsPIP5KsPIKFYVEINPP4 Class II PI3K

• 10 nM PI4Kβ inhibitor• No effect on phospho-Akt(BT474) up to 30 μM

N

O

N H

S

PTENClass I PI3K

SHIP1/2

N H 2

N

• 6.3 nM PI4Kα inhibitor• Inhibits phospho-Akt with IC50 = 21 μM

PDPK1

p p 50 μ

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Akt Akt Ser308 P

Kinase selectivity of inhibitors

N

O

N H 2

S

N

@ 1

0μM

60

70

80

90

100

60

70

80

90

100

@ 1

0μM

FGR 98%

ZIPK 72%

STK17A 68%

inhi

bitio

n @

20

30

40

50

20

30

40

50

inhi

bitio

n @

%

Millipore 125 kinase panel

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10

0 50 100 150 200 250 3000

10

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

%

Millipore 259 kinase panel

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Inhibition of type III PI 4-kinase prevents l ti f i it l 1 h h t (IP )accumulation of inositol-1-phosphate (IP1)

IP1 accumulates when NIH3T3-PDGFRβ cells

Class III PI3K PI4Ks PIKFYVE

are stimulated with PDGF

PIP4KsPIP5KsPIKFYVEINPP4 Class II PI3K

PLCγ

IP3

PTENClass I PI3K

SHIP1/2 IP1

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Inhibition of type III PI 4-kinase prevents l ti f i it l 1 h h t (IP )accumulation of inositol-1-phosphate (IP1)

PLCγ

IP3 IP1

N

O

IP3

N

N H 2

S

N

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IC50 = 0.50 µM IC50 > 30 µM

Inhibition of type III PI 4-kinaseα modulates levels of PIP and PIP2levels of PIP and PIP2

• Cellular PIP, PIP2 and PIP3 using chemical derivatisationClass III PI3K PI4Ks PIKFYVE

, 2 3 gand tandem mass spectrometry

• NIH3T3-PDGFRβ cells were treated with 30μM inhibitorprior to PDGF stimulation then lipid extraction

PIP4KsPIP5KsPIKFYVEINPP4 Class II PI3K

prior to PDGF stimulation then lipid extraction

-1 -1 -2.4

PIP PIP2 PIP3

PTENClass I PI3K

SHIP1/2

-1.4

-1.3

-1.2

-1.1

1

-1.2

-1.1

1

-3.2

-3

-2.8

-2.6

2.4

-1.9

-1.8

-1.7

-1.6

-1.5

-1.5

-1.4

-1.3

-4

-3.8

-3.6

-3.4

N

O

-2Basal PDGF stim

-1.6Basal PDGF stim

-4.2Basal PDGF stim

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N

NH

N

N

S

N

N

SO

O

Live cell imaging

•The PH domain of PLCδ1 binds specifically to PI(4,5)P2

• U2OS cells overexpressing PH-PLCδ1 pre-incubated with inhibitors for 60 minp g pat 37ºC before reading fluorescence

• Treatment of cells with the PI4Kα selective inhibitor reduces basal PI(4,5)P2 tolevels similar to Wortmanninlevels similar to Wortmannin

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Cancer cell growth inhibition

Add INPP3 +/- dataClass III PI3K PI4Ks PIKFYVE

PIKFYVE PIP4KsPIP5KsPIKFYVEINPP4 Class II PI3K

PTENClass I PI3K

SHIP1/2

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Literature on other PI4K work

PI4Kβ 24 nM

Antimicrob. Agents Chemother. 2012, 56, 5149

F

F3C

F

NHS

O

O

O

NN

O PI4Kα 5.0 nM

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J. Biol. Chem. 2014, 289, 6120J. Med. Chem. 2014, 57, 2091

N H 2N

Acknowledgements

AstraZeneca:AstraZeneca: CRTCRTAstraZeneca:AstraZeneca:David AndrewsDavid AndrewsVikki FlemingtonVikki FlemingtonR b t G iR b t G i

CRT:CRT:Jennifer McKelvieJennifer McKelvieSarita MamanSarita Maman

Robert GarciaRobert GarciaCarol LenaghanCarol LenaghanMarian PrestonMarian Preston

James SmithJames SmithMartin SwarbrickMartin SwarbrickIris TreiniesIris Treinies

Piotr RauboPiotr RauboGraeme RobbGraeme RobbKaren RobertsKaren Roberts

Robert WoodRobert Wood

Paterson:Paterson:Rachel RowlinsonRachel RowlinsonJonathan G. WinterJonathan G. Winter

Paterson:Paterson:Nullin DivechaNullin Divecha

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