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Guoxuan Sun Author

Subjects of specialization
Applied Microbiology, Applied Microscopy, Applied Mycology, Applied Physiology, Biomedical Research

Affiliation
skilled in chemical synthesis University College London, UK ,

Biography

A PhD majoring drug discovery in UCL school of pharmacy. My project aims to develop a Novobiocin based anti-cancer drug candidate, targetting human Heat shock protein 90. I am skilled in chemical synthesis, protein target validation and HPLC. Have experience in structural biology, proteomics analysis, mass spec analysis, protein biology and analytical chemistry.


Publications

Short Communication Open Access

Application of targetted covalent drug design method towards the design of Hsp90 CTD covalent inhibitors

Author(s):

Guoxuan Sun, Francisco Humberto Xavier Junior, Banghao Yuan, Andreas Schatzlein and Stephen Hilton

Hsp90 (Heat shock protein 90) is an inductive molecular chaperone that governs the correct protein folding to resist environmental stress. It has been a promising anti-cancer drug target significantly overexpressed by cancer cells (up to 55.6%). However, currently, there is no approved drug of this type due to the high toxicity and harmful heat shock response found in Hsp90 NTD (N-terminus domain) inhibitors. In recent decades, the Hsp90 CTD (C-terminus domain) inhibitor is an excellent alternative to Hsp90 NTD inhibitors, triggering no heat shock response. Nevertheless, the lack of a drug-protein co-crystal structure limited its development and created a gap between detailed structural activity data and clinical trials. There is no Hsp90 CTD inhibitor has entered any clinal trials due ... view more»

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