Current Clinical Microbiology Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11(3), С. 127 - 139
Опубликована: Июнь 24, 2024
Abstract
Purpose
of
the
Review
SARS-CoV-2
undergoes
genetic
mutations
like
many
other
viruses.
Some
lead
to
emergence
new
Variants
Concern
(VOCs),
affecting
transmissibility,
illness
severity,
and
effectiveness
antiviral
drugs.
Continuous
monitoring
research
are
crucial
comprehend
variant
behavior
develop
effective
response
strategies,
including
identifying
that
may
affect
current
drug
therapies.
Recent
Findings
Antiviral
therapies
such
as
Nirmatrelvir
Ensitrelvir
focus
on
inhibiting
3CLpro,
whereas
Remdesivir,
Favipiravir,
Molnupiravir
target
nsp12,
thereby
reducing
viral
load.
However,
resistant
in
3CLpro
nsp12
could
impact
efficiency
these
small
molecule
therapeutics.
Summary
This
manuscript
summarizes
which
potentially
reduce
efficacy
Additionally,
it
encapsulates
recent
advancements
antivirals
targeting
proteins,
their
potential
for
developing
resistance
against
emerging
variants.
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
67(8), С. 6495 - 6507
Опубликована: Апрель 12, 2024
We
have
witnessed
three
coronavirus
(CoV)
outbreaks
in
the
past
two
decades,
including
COVID-19
pandemic
caused
by
SARS-CoV-2.
Main
protease
(MPro),
a
highly
conserved
among
various
CoVs,
is
essential
for
viral
replication
and
pathogenesis,
making
it
prime
target
antiviral
drug
development.
Here,
we
leverage
proteolysis
targeting
chimera
(PROTAC)
technology
to
develop
new
class
of
small-molecule
antivirals
that
induce
degradation
SARS-CoV-2
MPro.
Among
them,
MPD2
was
demonstrated
effectively
reduce
MPro
protein
levels
293T
cells,
relying
on
time-dependent,
CRBN-mediated,
proteasome-driven
mechanism.
Furthermore,
exhibited
remarkable
efficacy
diminishing
SARS-CoV-2-infected
A549-ACE2
cells.
also
displayed
potent
activity
against
strains
enhanced
potency
nirmatrelvir-resistant
viruses.
Overall,
this
proof-of-concept
study
highlights
potential
targeted
as
an
innovative
approach
developing
could
fight
drug-resistant
variants.
Drug
resistance
poses
a
significant
challenge
in
the
development
of
effective
therapies
against
SARS-CoV-2.
Here,
we
identified
two
double
mutations,
M49K/M165V
and
M49K/S301P,
3C-like
protease
(3CLpro)
that
confer
to
novel
non-covalent
inhibitor,
WU-04,
which
is
currently
phase
III
clinical
trials
(NCT06197217).
Crystallographic
analysis
indicates
M49K
mutation
destabilizes
WU-04-binding
pocket,
impacting
binding
WU-04
more
significantly
than
3CLpro
substrates.
The
M165V
directly
interferes
with
binding.
S301P
mutation,
far
from
indirectly
affects
by
restricting
rotation
3CLpro's
C-terminal
tail
impeding
dimerization.
We
further
explored
mutations
clinically
used
inhibitors:
ensitrelvir
nirmatrelvir,
revealed
trade-off
between
catalytic
activity,
thermostability,
drug
3CLpro.
found
at
same
residue
(M49)
can
have
distinct
effects
on
inhibitors,
highlighting
importance
developing
multiple
antiviral
agents
different
skeletons
for
fighting
These
findings
enhance
our
understanding
SARS-CoV-2
mechanisms
inform
therapeutics.
Science Translational Medicine,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(738)
Опубликована: Март 13, 2024
Inhibitors
of
the
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
main
protease
(M
pro
)
such
as
nirmatrelvir
(NTV)
and
ensitrelvir
(ETV)
have
proven
effective
in
reducing
severity
COVID-19,
but
presence
resistance-conferring
mutations
sequenced
viral
genomes
raises
concerns
about
future
drug
resistance.
Second-generation
oral
drugs
that
retain
function
against
these
mutants
are
thus
urgently
needed.
We
hypothesized
covalent
hepatitis
C
virus
inhibitor
boceprevir
(BPV)
could
serve
basis
for
orally
bioavailable
inhibit
SARS-CoV-2
M
more
efficiently
than
existing
drugs.
Performing
structure-guided
modifications
BPV,
we
developed
a
picomolar-affinity
inhibitor,
ML2006a4,
with
antiviral
activity,
pharmacokinetics,
therapeutic
efficacy
similar
or
superior
to
those
NTV.
A
crucial
feature
ML2006a4
is
derivatization
ketoamide
reactive
group
improves
cell
permeability
bioavailability.
Last,
was
found
be
less
sensitive
several
cause
resistance
NTV
ETV
occur
natural
population.
Thus,
anticipatory
design
can
preemptively
address
potential
mechanisms
expand
treatment
options
variants.
Antiviral Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
222, С. 105814 - 105814
Опубликована: Янв. 24, 2024
Since
the
start
of
SARS-CoV-2
pandemic,
search
for
antiviral
therapies
has
been
at
forefront
medical
research.
To
date,
3CLpro
inhibitor
nirmatrelvir
(Paxlovid®)
shown
best
results
in
clinical
trials
and
greatest
robustness
against
variants.
A
second
protease
inhibitor,
ensitrelvir
(Xocova®),
developed.
Ensitrelvir,
currently
Phase
3,
was
approved
Japan
under
emergency
regulatory
approval
procedure
November
2022,
is
available
since
March
31,
2023.
One
limitations
use
monotherapies
emergence
resistance
mutations.
Here,
we
experimentally
generated
mutants
resistant
to
vitro
following
repeating
passages
presence
both
antivirals.
For
molecules,
demonstrated
a
loss
sensitivity
vitro.
Using
Syrian
golden
hamster
infection
model,
showed
that
M49L
mutation,
multi-passage
strain,
confers
high
level
vivo
resistance.
Finally,
identified
recent
increase
prevalence
M49L-carrying
sequences,
which
appears
be
associated
with
multiple
repeated
events
may
related
Xocova®
country
2022.
These
highlight
strategic
importance
genetic
monitoring
circulating
strains
ensure
treatments
administered
retain
their
full
effectiveness.
Cell chemical biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
31(4), С. 632 - 657
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
Over
four
years
have
passed
since
the
beginning
of
COVID-19
pandemic.
The
scientific
response
has
been
rapid
and
effective,
with
many
therapeutic
monoclonal
antibodies
small
molecules
developed
for
clinical
use.
However,
given
ability
viruses
to
become
resistant
antivirals,
it
is
perhaps
no
surprise
that
field
identified
resistance
nearly
all
these
compounds.
Here,
we
provide
a
comprehensive
review
profile
each
therapeutics.
We
hope
this
resource
provides
an
atlas
mutations
be
aware
agent,
particularly
as
springboard
considerations
next
generation
antivirals.
Finally,
discuss
outlook
thoughts
moving
forward
in
how
continue
manage
this,
next,
BMC Infectious Diseases,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
24(1)
Опубликована: Июль 22, 2024
Abstract
Background
The
global
impact
of
the
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic
has
resulted
in
significant
morbidity
and
mortality.
Immunocompromised
patients,
particularly
those
treated
for
B-cell
lymphoma,
have
shown
an
increased
risk
persistent
infection
with
SARS-CoV-2
severe
outcomes
Multi-mutational
variants
can
arise
during
course
such
cases
COVID-19.
No
optimal,
decisive
strategy
is
currently
available
patients
that
allows
clinicians
to
sustain
viral
clearance,
determine
optimal
timing
stop
treatment,
prevent
virus
reactivation.
We
introduced
a
novel
treatment
combining
antivirals,
neutralizing
antibodies,
genomic
analysis
frequent
monitoring
spike-specific
antibody
load
immunocompromised
COVID-19
infection.
aim
this
retrospective
study
was
report
evaluate
efficacy
our
lymphoma
Methods
This
descriptive
had
no
controls.
Patients
previously
receiving
immunotherapy
including
anti-CD20
diagnosed
as
having
infection,
hospital
after
January
2022
were
included.
selected
anti-SARS-CoV-2
monoclonal
antibodies
according
subvariants.
Every
5
days,
tested
by
RT-PCR,
antivirals
continued
until
shedding
confirmed.
Primary
outcome
elimination.
Independent
predictors
prolonged
time
determined
multivariate
Cox
regression.
Results
Forty-four
included
study.
Thirty-five
received
rituximab,
19
obinutuzumab,
26
bendamustine.
Median
duration
10
(IQR,
10–20)
days;
22
combination
antiviral
therapy.
16
critical
2.
All
survived,
confirmed
at
median
28
19–38)
days.
Bendamustine
use
or
within
1
year
last
multiple
lines
significantly
shedding.
Conclusions
Among
44
consecutive
treated,
long-term
administration
drugs,
switching,
therapy
elimination
100%
survival.
use,
independent
time.
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(6), С. 2567 - 2580
Опубликована: Март 3, 2024
The
pandemic
of
SARS-CoV-2
worldwide
with
successive
emerging
variants
urgently
calls
for
small-molecule
oral
drugs
broad-spectrum
antiviral
activity.
Here,
we
show
that
carrimycin,
a
new
macrolide
antibiotic
in
the
clinic
and
an
candidate
phase
III
trials,
decreases
efficiency
programmed
–1
ribosomal
frameshifting
coronaviruses
thus
impedes
viral
replication
fashion.
Carrimycin
binds
directly
to
coronaviral
frameshift-stimulatory
element
(FSE)
RNA
pseudoknot,
interrupting
protein
translation
switch
from
ORF1a
ORF1b
thereby
reducing
level
core
components
transcription
complexes.
Combined
carrimycin
known
replicase
inhibitors
yielded
synergistic
inhibitory
effect
on
coronaviruses.
Because
FSE
mechanism
is
essential
all
coronaviruses,
could
be
drug
human
by
targeting
conserved
RNA.
This
finding
may
open
direction
discovery
coronavirus
variants.
Abstract
The
Middle
East
Respiratory
Syndrome
Coronavirus
(MERS-CoV)
is
an
epidemic,
zoonotically
emerging
pathogen
initially
reported
in
Saudi
Arabia
2012.
MERS-CoV
has
the
potential
to
mutate
or
recombine
with
other
coronaviruses,
thus
acquiring
ability
efficiently
spread
among
humans
and
become
pandemic.
Its
high
mortality
rate
of
up
35%
absence
effective
targeted
therapies
call
for
development
antiviral
drugs
this
pathogen.
Since
beginning
SARS-CoV-2
pandemic,
extensive
research
focused
on
identifying
protease
inhibitors
treatment
SARS-CoV-2.
Our
intention
was
therefore
assess
whether
these
are
viable
options
combating
MERS-CoV.
To
that
end,
we
used
previously
established
assays
quantify
inhibition
SARS-CoV-2,
main
proteases.
Nirmatrelvir
inhibited
several
proteases,
whereas
ensitrelvir
less
broadly
active.
simulate
nirmatrelvir’s
clinical
use
against
subsequent
resistance
development,
applied
a
safe,
surrogate
virus-based
system.
Using
virus,
selected
hallmark
mutations
SARS-CoV-2-M
pro
,
such
as
T21I,
M49L,
S144A,
E166A/K/V
L167F.
In
current
study,
pool
MERS-CoV-M
mutants,
characterized
modelled
steric
effect
catalytic
site
mutants
S142G,
S142R,
S147Y
A171S.