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    Identification of 3D7-E182D mutant active, equally potent, and wild-type active DHODH inhibitors. (a) A high-throughput screen of select GSK libraries using wild-type and E182D recombinant Pf DHODH identified 118 primary hits. On the basis of the IC 50 ratio of E182D/WT, compounds were classified as E182D mutant active ( n = 18), equally potent ( n = 21), or wild-type active ( n = 69). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 (red), wild-type active control. (b) Cell-based validation of 85 active compounds. Compounds were classified into three groups based on the EC 50 ratio of E182D/WT: equally potent ( n = 17), mutant active ( n = 7), or wild-type active ( n = 59). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 and Genz-669178 (red), wild-type active controls; dihydroartemisinin (DHA) and <t>mefloquine</t> (MQ) (white), non-DHODH inhibitor controls.
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    1) Product Images from "Identification of Collateral Sensitivity to Dihydroorotate Dehydrogenase Inhibitors in Plasmodium falciparum"

    Article Title: Identification of Collateral Sensitivity to Dihydroorotate Dehydrogenase Inhibitors in Plasmodium falciparum

    Journal: ACS Infectious Diseases

    doi: 10.1021/acsinfecdis.7b00217

    Identification of 3D7-E182D mutant active, equally potent, and wild-type active DHODH inhibitors. (a) A high-throughput screen of select GSK libraries using wild-type and E182D recombinant Pf DHODH identified 118 primary hits. On the basis of the IC 50 ratio of E182D/WT, compounds were classified as E182D mutant active ( n = 18), equally potent ( n = 21), or wild-type active ( n = 69). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 (red), wild-type active control. (b) Cell-based validation of 85 active compounds. Compounds were classified into three groups based on the EC 50 ratio of E182D/WT: equally potent ( n = 17), mutant active ( n = 7), or wild-type active ( n = 59). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 and Genz-669178 (red), wild-type active controls; dihydroartemisinin (DHA) and mefloquine (MQ) (white), non-DHODH inhibitor controls.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of 3D7-E182D mutant active, equally potent, and wild-type active DHODH inhibitors. (a) A high-throughput screen of select GSK libraries using wild-type and E182D recombinant Pf DHODH identified 118 primary hits. On the basis of the IC 50 ratio of E182D/WT, compounds were classified as E182D mutant active ( n = 18), equally potent ( n = 21), or wild-type active ( n = 69). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 (red), wild-type active control. (b) Cell-based validation of 85 active compounds. Compounds were classified into three groups based on the EC 50 ratio of E182D/WT: equally potent ( n = 17), mutant active ( n = 7), or wild-type active ( n = 59). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 and Genz-669178 (red), wild-type active controls; dihydroartemisinin (DHA) and mefloquine (MQ) (white), non-DHODH inhibitor controls.

    Techniques Used: Mutagenesis, High Throughput Screening Assay, Recombinant

    2) Product Images from "Identification of Collateral Sensitivity to Dihydroorotate Dehydrogenase Inhibitors in Plasmodium falciparum"

    Article Title: Identification of Collateral Sensitivity to Dihydroorotate Dehydrogenase Inhibitors in Plasmodium falciparum

    Journal: ACS Infectious Diseases

    doi: 10.1021/acsinfecdis.7b00217

    Identification of 3D7-E182D mutant active, equally potent, and wild-type active DHODH inhibitors. (a) A high-throughput screen of select GSK libraries using wild-type and E182D recombinant Pf DHODH identified 118 primary hits. On the basis of the IC 50 ratio of E182D/WT, compounds were classified as E182D mutant active ( n = 18), equally potent ( n = 21), or wild-type active ( n = 69). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 (red), wild-type active control. (b) Cell-based validation of 85 active compounds. Compounds were classified into three groups based on the EC 50 ratio of E182D/WT: equally potent ( n = 17), mutant active ( n = 7), or wild-type active ( n = 59). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 and Genz-669178 (red), wild-type active controls; dihydroartemisinin (DHA) and mefloquine (MQ) (white), non-DHODH inhibitor controls.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Identification of 3D7-E182D mutant active, equally potent, and wild-type active DHODH inhibitors. (a) A high-throughput screen of select GSK libraries using wild-type and E182D recombinant Pf DHODH identified 118 primary hits. On the basis of the IC 50 ratio of E182D/WT, compounds were classified as E182D mutant active ( n = 18), equally potent ( n = 21), or wild-type active ( n = 69). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 (red), wild-type active control. (b) Cell-based validation of 85 active compounds. Compounds were classified into three groups based on the EC 50 ratio of E182D/WT: equally potent ( n = 17), mutant active ( n = 7), or wild-type active ( n = 59). Control compounds are indicated on the plot: IDI-6273 (blue), mutant active control; DSM74 and Genz-669178 (red), wild-type active controls; dihydroartemisinin (DHA) and mefloquine (MQ) (white), non-DHODH inhibitor controls.

    Techniques Used: Mutagenesis, High Throughput Screening Assay, Recombinant

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    Sensitization to several quinoline antimalarials by PF3D7_0629500 expression and reversal with the T162E SNP. ( A ) Yeast trp1Δ cells transformed with pCM190 vector, either empty (ev) or expressing PF3D7-0629500 (Pf protein) or the same protein carrying the T162E SNP (Pf-T162E), were cultured with either 1 mM chloroquine (CQ), 1 mM amodiaquine (AQ), 25 μM <t>mefloquine</t> (MQ) or 3 mM quinine (QN). Mean data are shown from at least three independent experiments ± SEM. ( B ) RNA was extracted from wild type yeast transformed as in ( A ) and mRNA corresponding to the wild type PF3D7-0629500 ORF or SNP (T162E) version was analysed with qRT-PCR, performed in triplicate for each condition. The same amount of RNA extract was used for each reaction. There was not a significant difference (ns, according to Student’s t -test, two tailed) between the conditions either when compared by raw counts (as shown) or after normalization against ACT1 mRNA. au, arbitrary units.
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    Sensitization to several quinoline antimalarials by PF3D7_0629500 expression and reversal with the T162E SNP. ( A ) Yeast trp1Δ cells transformed with pCM190 vector, either empty (ev) or expressing PF3D7-0629500 (Pf protein) or the same protein carrying the T162E SNP (Pf-T162E), were cultured with either 1 mM chloroquine (CQ), 1 mM amodiaquine (AQ), 25 μM mefloquine (MQ) or 3 mM quinine (QN). Mean data are shown from at least three independent experiments ± SEM. ( B ) RNA was extracted from wild type yeast transformed as in ( A ) and mRNA corresponding to the wild type PF3D7-0629500 ORF or SNP (T162E) version was analysed with qRT-PCR, performed in triplicate for each condition. The same amount of RNA extract was used for each reaction. There was not a significant difference (ns, according to Student’s t -test, two tailed) between the conditions either when compared by raw counts (as shown) or after normalization against ACT1 mRNA. au, arbitrary units.

    Journal: Scientific Reports

    Article Title: Heterologous Expression of a Novel Drug Transporter from the Malaria Parasite Alters Resistance to Quinoline Antimalarials

    doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-20816-0

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Sensitization to several quinoline antimalarials by PF3D7_0629500 expression and reversal with the T162E SNP. ( A ) Yeast trp1Δ cells transformed with pCM190 vector, either empty (ev) or expressing PF3D7-0629500 (Pf protein) or the same protein carrying the T162E SNP (Pf-T162E), were cultured with either 1 mM chloroquine (CQ), 1 mM amodiaquine (AQ), 25 μM mefloquine (MQ) or 3 mM quinine (QN). Mean data are shown from at least three independent experiments ± SEM. ( B ) RNA was extracted from wild type yeast transformed as in ( A ) and mRNA corresponding to the wild type PF3D7-0629500 ORF or SNP (T162E) version was analysed with qRT-PCR, performed in triplicate for each condition. The same amount of RNA extract was used for each reaction. There was not a significant difference (ns, according to Student’s t -test, two tailed) between the conditions either when compared by raw counts (as shown) or after normalization against ACT1 mRNA. au, arbitrary units.

    Article Snippet: Antimalarial drugs used were amodiaquine dihydrochloride dihydrate (AMQ), chloroquine diphosphate salt (CQ), mefloquine hydrochloride (MQ) and quinine dihydrochloride (QN) (Sigma).

    Techniques: Expressing, Transformation Assay, Plasmid Preparation, Cell Culture, Quantitative RT-PCR, Two Tailed Test