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Controlling antifungal activity with light:Optical regulation of fungal ergosterol biosynthetic pathway with photo-responsive CYP51 inhibitors

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摘要 Invasive fungal infections(IFIs)have been associated with high mortality,highlighting the urgent need for developing novel antifungal strategies.Herein the first light-responsive antifungal agents were designed by optical control of fungal ergosterol biosynthesis pathway with photocaged triazole lanosterol 14a-demethylase(CYP51)inhibitors.The photocaged triazoles completely shielded the CYP51inhibition.The content of ergosterol in fungi before photoactivation and after photoactivation was 4.4%and 83.7%,respectively.Importantly,the shielded antifungal activity(MIC80≥64μg/m L)could be efficiently recovered(MIC80=0.5—8μg/m L)by light irradiation.The new chemical tools enable optical control of fungal growth arrest,morphological conversion and biofilm formation.The ability for highprecision antifungal treatment was validated by in vivo models.The light-activated compound A1 was comparable to fluconazole in prolonging survival in Galleria mellonella larvae with a median survival of 14 days and reducing fungal burden in the mouse skin infection model.Overall,this study paves the way for precise regulation of antifungal therapy with improved efficacy and safety.
出处 《Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2023年第7期3080-3092,共13页 药学学报(英文版)
基金 supported by the National Natural Science Foundation(81725020,82003591 and 81973175,China) the Innovation Program of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission(2019-01-07-00-07-E00073,China) Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality(20S11900400,China)。
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