The company's active ingredient product lines meet consumer expectations of quality, performance, and sustainability

LONDON, Nov. 18, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Based on its recent analysis of the global personal care active ingredientsmarket, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Mibelle AG Biochemistry with the 2020 Global Company of the Year Award. It has successfully introduced several breakthrough sustainable active ingredients, whose efficacy is shttps://mma.prnewswire.com/media/1337466/Mibelle_Award.jpg upported by in-vivo and in-vitro study results. Mibelle is a pioneer with regards to using senolytics to delay skin aging in cosmetic applications, which has helped the company achieve a leading positioning in the market.

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"Demonstrating its expertise in recognizing the dynamic needs of the cosmetics industry, Mibelle launched the Alpine Rose Active line of products to fight skin aging,"said Prateeksha Kaul Research Analyst. "This line of products uses a natural senolytic agent extracted from the Alpine rose leaves in the Swiss Alps to eliminate senescent cells, which are the cells responsible for aging, without affecting the neighboring cells. This halts the skin's aging process while rejuvenating it and increasing its elasticity. This product also meets the rising demand for natural and sustainable products over harsh chemicals that are harmful to both the environment and the skin."

Similarly, in response to the growing interest in phytocannabinods, Mibelle introduced an encapsulated cannabidiol (CBD) product, the Lipobelle Pino C. Other players in the market have had limited success with CBD in spite of its potential benefits for the skin because it is not soluble in water. Mibelle addressed this limitation with the Lipobelle Pino C. By encapsulating the CBD into a nanoemulsion using hemp oil, Mibelle made it water-soluble and stable in cosmetic formulations. Its combination with an extract from Swiss stone pines also helps the product fight inflammation. Lipobelle Pino C exploits the anti-inflammatory and regenerating effects of CBD for cosmetic benefits such as easing facial tension, reducing inflammation, and regenerating tissue.

Mibelle has been a pioneer in utilizing interesting biochemical concepts for its active ingredients. In 2008, it gained a first-mover advantage with the launch of its active ingredient PhytoCellTec Malus Domestica, which involved the application of stem cells in cosmetics for the very first time. In 2019, Mibelle utilized its PhytoCellTec technology to launch the PhytoCellTec Goji, which stimulates the mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) culture with goji stem cells for enhancing face shape by preventing the skin from sagging. The success of this technology and other recent innovations has allowed the company to achieve a 15 percent growth rate annually.

"Mibelle works closely with certification bodies to analyze the ingredients, raw materials, and processes to obtain the required certifications for its products. It also collaborates with personal care product manufacturers to offer premium high-quality products that benefit the end user," noted Kaul. "With its ability to introduce breakthrough active ingredients, Mibelle AG Biochemistry has carved a niche for itself in the personal care industry. It has consistently adopted a holistic innovation approach that has enabled it to consistently develop novel concepts and ingredients."

Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents a Company of the Year award to the organization that demonstrates excellence in terms of growth strategy and implementation in its field. The award recognizes a high degree of innovation with products and technologies, and the resulting leadership in terms of customer value and market penetration.

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The company's active ingredient product lines meet consumer expectations of quality, performance andsustainability

Based on its recent analysis of the global personal care active ingredients market, Frost & Sullivan recognises Mibelle AG Biochemistry with the 2020 Global Company of the Year Award.

It has successfully introduced several breakthrough sustainable active ingredients, whose efficacy is supported by in-vivo and in-vitro study results. Mibelle Biochemistry is a pioneer with regards to using senolytics to delay skin aging in cosmetic applications, which has helped the company achieve a leading positioning in the market.

"Demonstrating its expertise in recognising the dynamic needs of the cosmetics industry, Mibelle Biochemistry launched the Alpine Rose Active ingredient to fight skin aging," said Prateeksha Kaul Research Analyst.

"This ingredient contains a natural senolytic agent extracted from the Alpine rose leaves in the Swiss Alps to eliminate senescent cells, which are the cells responsible for ageing, without affecting the neighboring cells.

"This halts the skins aging process while rejuvenating it and increasing its elasticity. This active also meets the rising demand fornatural and sustainable products over harsh chemicals that are harmful to both the environment and the skin."

Similarly, in response to the growing interest in phytocannabinods, Mibelle Biochemistry introduced an encapsulated cannabidiol (CBD) ingredient, the Lipobelle Pino C. Other players in the market have had limited success with CBD in spite of its potential benefits for the skin because it is not soluble in water.

Mibelle addressed this limitation with the Lipobelle Pino C. By encapsulating the CBD into a nanoemulsion using hemp oil, Mibelle made it water-soluble and stable in cosmetic formulations.

Its combination with an extract from Swiss stone pines also helps the product fight inflammation. Lipobelle Pino C exploits the anti-inflammatory and regenerating effects of CBD for cosmetic benefits such as easing facial tension, reducing inflammation, and regenerating tissue.

Mibelle Biochemistry has been a pioneer in utilising interesting biochemical concepts for its active ingredients. In 2008, it gained a first-mover advantage with the launch of its active ingredient PhytoCellTec Malus Domestica, which involved the application of stem cells in cosmetics for the very first time.

In 2019, Mibelle utilised its PhytoCellTec technology to launch the PhytoCellTec Goji, which stimulates the mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) culture with goji stem cells for enhancing face shape by preventing the skin from sagging. The success of this technology and other recent innovations has allowed the company to achieve a 15 percent growth rate annually.

Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents a Company of the Year award to the organisation that demonstrates excellence in terms of growth strategy and implementation in its field.

The award recognises a high degree of innovation with products and technologies, and the resulting leadership in terms of customer value and marketpenetration.

Frost & Sullivan Best Practices awards recognize companies in a variety of regional and global markets for demonstrating outstanding achievement and superior performance in areas such as leadership, technological innovation, customer service, and strategic product development.

Industry analysts compare market participants and measure performance through in-depth interviews, analysis, and extensive secondary research to identify best practices in the industry.

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An international team of researchers from Bristol and China has prepared biocompatible protocells that generate nitric oxide gas a known reagent for blood vessel dilation - that when placed inside blood vessels expand the biological tissue.

In a new study published today in Nature Chemistry, Professor Stephen Mann and Dr Mei Li from Bristols School of Chemistry, together with Associate Professor Jianbo Liu and colleagues at Hunan University and Central South University in China, prepared synthetic protocells coated in red blood cell fragments for use as nitric oxide generating bio-bots within blood vessels.

Coating the protocells led to increased levels of biocompatibility and longer blood circulation times. Critically, the team trapped an enzyme inside the protocells which, in the presence of glucose, produced hydrogen peroxide. This was then used by haemoglobin in the protocell membrane to degrade the drug molecule hydroxyurea into nitric oxide gas.

When placed inside small pieces of blood vessels, or injected into a carotid artery, the protocells produced sufficient amounts of nitric oxide to initiate the biochemical pathways responsible for blood vessel vasodilation.

Although at a very early stage of development, the new approach could have significant benefits in biomedicine, cellular diagnostics and bioengineering.

Professor Stephen Mann, Co-Director of the Max Planck Bristol Centre for Minimal Biology at Bristol, said: This work could open up a new horizon in protocell research because it highlights the opportunities for creating therapeutic, cell-like objects that can directly interface with living biological tissues.

Associate Professor Jianbo Liu at Hunan University added: We are all really excited about our proof-of-concept studies but there is a lot of work still to be done before protocells can be used effectively as bio-bots in therapeutic applications. But the potential looks enormous.

Enzyme-mediated nitric oxide production in vasoactive erythrocyte membrane-enclosed coacervate protocellsby Liu S, Zhang Y, Li M, Xiong L, Yang X, He X, Wang K, Liu J and Mann S. in Nature Chemistry.

Max Planck Bristol Centre for Minimal BiologyThe Max Planck-Bristol Centre for Minimal Biology, a partnership between the University of Bristol and the Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science (MPG) in Germany, aims to advance the future of health and medicine by understanding the fundamental nature of life.

Minimal biology is a new emerging field at the interface between the physical and life sciences. It aims to design and build artificial cells, minimal genomes, virus-like nanodevices and new cellular scaffolds, and seeks to understand the foundations of life and how it arose from non-living matter.

Led by Bristol ProfessorsImre Berger(Biochemistry),Stephen Mann(Chemistry) andDek Woolfson(Chemistry and Biochemistry), and ProfessorsJoachim Spatz(Heidelberg),Tanja Weil(Mainz) andPetra Schwille(Munich) at Max Planck Institutes in Germany, the Centre is based in theSchool of Chemistryat the University of Bristol. A paramount objective is to train early career scientists in minimal biology and biodesign.

What is Minimal Biology?Minimal biology is an emerging research field at the interface between the physical and life sciences. It applies principles and methods from the former to construct new systems that mimic or augment living cells and organs.

About Bristol BioDesign InstituteBristol BioDesign Institute(BBI) is the University of Bristol's Specialist Research Institute for synthetic biology. With wide-ranging applications from health to food security, BBI combines pioneering synthetic biology approaches with understanding biomolecular systems to deliver the rational design and engineering of biological systems for useful purposes.

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A note about the following letter:The Letter from Concerned Gonzaga Faculty emerged from a grassroots effort among faculty who attended several of the listening sessions held over the last two weeks. On one hand, the letter alone is just another statement; on the other hand, it points toward immediate actions, and it signals an intention from a large group of faculty to hold ourselves accountable, to hold each other accountable and importantly, to hold administration accountable for long overdue institutional changes.

The signatures of support for this letter are certainly incomplete; power dynamics certainly prevented some supportive colleagues from signing this letter. Faculty without the protection of tenure, adjunct faculty and instructional staff occupy vulnerable and precarious employment positions. Some faculty work in hostile climates to this type of engagement and may fear repercussions from colleagues.

The letter circulated only among faculty in recognition of the many academic challenges related to diversity, equity and inclusion that must be addressed. However, the need for change spans all corners of the University, and all employeesfaculty, staff and administrationmust work collaboratively as equal partners to create lasting change on this campus.

A letter from concerned Gonzaga Faculty...

On Nov. 8 Gonzagas Black Student Union was attackedGU was attacked. As GU faculty we are witnesses to the pain students experience semester after semester as a result of racist and homophobic attacks and exclusions. Students have voiced a loss of trust in our institution; their lack of trust is understandable. They fear this latest incident will pass unaddressed without the individual and communal care this moment requires, and that GU will move on and resume normal operations without the institutional changes that the history of these cyclical incidents demand.

Many faculty share students anger, hurt and frustration. We need swift action in the short term and serious change in the longer term. We acknowledge the messages of solidarity from GUs president, provost, head of student affairs and provost for diversity and inclusion. We also acknowledge that the institution regularly responds with important opportunities to listen to those who are hurt.

Messages of solidarity are not enough. Listening is not enough. Those strategies still have not interrupted the recurring, long-standing experiences of exclusion. In place of reactive responses, we need proactive measures and commitments.

We need stronger, clearer actions and commitments from this point forward. First, we expect the GU administration to swiftly and thoroughly address the tangible actions called for by the BSU. In addition to these student demands, we expect the administration to provide the campus with regular updates about this investigation and your findings. We want you to follow through on the support offered from the local NAACP, the alliance of independent colleges, the States political officials and Spokanes local neighborhoods.

Additionally, GU must affirm that the experiences of oppression, exclusion and pain transcend this particular hate attack; the systemic roots of these problems must be acknowledged and confronted lest these experiences continue to plague our campus community.

Without stronger action, accountability and education for every single member of our community, these problems fester. As we have already seen, what should be a holistic and collaborative space for reflective and critical thought, lifelong learning, spiritual growth, ethical discernment, creativity and innovation, has become divisive, disconnected and imperiled.

For years we have watched GU respond to racism on campus with passive, broad affirmations of diversity, equity, inclusion and our Jesuit values that do not manifest in sustained anti-racist action or community accountability. Moreover, our reluctance to expect accountability from our colleagues maintains the status quo year after year and ensures these experiences remain embedded in our culture. Therefore, we expect immediate commitments and changes grounded in proven strategies for equity and inclusion in higher education and the following unequivocal actions:

Upholding institutional expectations and values are not matters of academic freedom or personal choice; they are requirements for everyone who enjoys the privilege of working for this institution.

We expect GU administration and leadership to deliver on the things youve been tasked to do (and more). Its fundamental to who we are. Fr. Ignacio Ellacura, SJ, asked in a 1982 commencement address at Santa Clara University: What then does a university do, immersed in this reality [of oppression and injustice]? Transform it? Yes. Do everything possible so that liberty is victorious over oppression, justice over injustice, love over hate? Yes. Without this overall commitment, we would not be a university and even less so would we be a Catholic university.

Our values and mission mean little without actions that affirm them. But we as an intellectual community have the imagination and creativity together to discover the remedies to our problems (Fr. Ellacura). It is time to hold ourselves, our colleagues and the administration accountable. This institution must reaffirm our commitment to the common good and prove that it is the institution our mission promises.

The institution must act now.

Faculty Signatures (in alphabetical order)

Elizabeth Addis, Associate Professor, Biology

Jennifer W. Akins, MDLA/ELC

Kirk Anders, Professor, Biology

Alejandro Arango, Lecturer, Philosophy

Sarah Arpin, Associate Professor, Psychology

Logan Axon, Associate Professor, Mathematics

Wilson Bailey, Assistant Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Betsy Bancroft, Associate Professor, Biology and Environmental Studies

Monica Banyi, Assistant Professor, Accounting

Monica Bartlett, Professor Psychology

John Beck, Professor of Economics

Diane Birginal, Senior Lecturer, Modern Languages and Literature

Kelley Bishop, Lecturer of Spanish, Department of Modern Languages and Literature

David Boose, Professor and Department Chair, Biology

Susan Boysen, Professor, Department of Nursing

Joan Braune, Lecturer, Philosophy

B. Kevin Brown, Adjunct Instructor, Religious Studies (Senior Specialist for Faculty and Staff Formation, Mission and Ministry)

Angela Bruns, Assistant Professor, Sociology & Criminology

Rebecca Bull Schaefer, Associate Professor of MGMT, SBA

Paul Buller, School of Business Administration

Bernadette Marie Calafell, Professor and Department Chair, Critical Race and Ethnic Studies

Richard Callahan, Lecturer, Religious Studies

Anny Case, Ph.D., Department of Teacher Education

Ann Ciasullo, Professor and Chair, English Department

Meagan Ciesla, Associate Professor, English

Emily Clark, Associate Professor, Religious Studies

Melissa Click, Associate Professor, Communication Studies

Dennis Arthur Conners, Assoc. Prof. Organizational Leadership

John Correia, Assistant Professor of MIS, School of Business Administration

Heather Crandall, Associate Professor, Communication Studies

Shannen Cravens (Khare), Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Matthew Cremeens, Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry

Carolyn Cunningham, Associate Professor, Communication and Leadership Studies

E. Cassandra Dame-Griff, Critical Race and Ethnic Studies (CRES)

Monique De Nysschen, DNP, Nursing Department

Jake Deckert, Lecturer, HPHY

Cathy DeHart, Lecturer of Accounting

Mike DeLand, Assistant Professor Sociology & Criminology

Sara Diaz, Associate Professor, Women's and Gender Studies

Laura A Diaz-Martinez, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology

Jeffrey Dodd, Assistant Professor, English

Shannon Dunn, Associate Professor, Religious Studies

Heather Easterling, Professor, English Department

Susan Edwards, MSN, RN, CHSE, Resource and Simulation Center Director Department of Nursing

Shauna Ellefson, MSN, ARNP, FNP - School of Nursing and Human Physiology

David Fague, Senior Lecturer, Music Department

Todd A. Finkle, Pigott Professor of Entrepreneurship

Tim Fitzgerald, Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering

Chris Francovich, Associate Professor, DPLS

Luis Garcia-Torvisco, Professor, Department of Modern Languages and Literature

Suzann Girtz, Ph.D., Professor, Teacher Education

Jeremy Gordon, Communication Studies

Jamella Gow, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Criminology

Vikas Gumbhir, Associate Professor, Sociology and Criminology

Torunn Haaland, Associate Professor of Italian, Chair of International Studies

Jessica Halliday, Senior Lecturer, English

Peter Hamlin, Associate Professor, Music

Joey Haydock, Associate Professor, Biology

Stephen G. Hayes, Assistant Professor, Biology

William A Hayes, Assoc Prof & Chair, Sociology & Criminology

Scott Hedin, Asst. Prof., Business

Kevin Henrickson, Professor, Economics

Heath Herrick, Senior Lecturer, English

Ryan Herzog, Associate Professor of Economics

Matthew Hoag, Coordinator of Accounting and Associate Professor of Accounting

Maria Howard, Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Melinda Howard, Lecturer, Biology

James Hunter, Associate Professor, English Language Center / Teacher Education

Christina Isabelli, Professor and Department Chair, Modern Languages and Literature

Erica Johnson, Professor, Economics

Joe Johnston, Assistant Professor, Sociology & Criminology

Yu-Kyung Kang, Assistant Professor, English Department

Sara Kern, Professor, School of Business Administration

Harman Khare, Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering

Carol Kottwitz, Assistant Professor, School of Nursing and Human Physiology

Molly Kretchmar-Hendricks, Professor of Psychology and University Core Director

Jillian LaBelle, Lecturer of Accounting, School of Business Administration

Charles Lassiter, Associate Professor, Philosophy

Inga N. Laurent, Professor, Law

Kathleen Leamy, Assistant Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Sou Lee, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Criminology

Adriane Leithauser, Lecturer of Business Ethics, School of Business Administration

Emily Loeffler, Instructor, Music

Peggy Sue Loroz, Professor of Marketing, School of Business Administration

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PITTSBURGH, Nov. 17, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NeuBase Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: NBSE) ("NeuBase" or the "Company"), a biotechnology company accelerating the genetic revolution using a new class of synthetic medicines, today announced the addition of Eriks Rozners, Ph.D. and Randy Davis, MBA to its scientific advisory board (SAB). Dr. Rozners, an expert in nucleic acid biochemistry, and Mr. Davis, a biotechnology industry veteran, bring extensive experience to NeuBase.

"We are thrilled to welcome Eriks and Randy to the NeuBase scientific advisory board. Their unique perspectives gained over their distinctive careers will undoubtedly provide valuable insight and complement our team of renowned experts," said Dietrich A. Stephan, Ph.D., chief executive officer of NeuBase. "We believe that our platform, which relies on elegant peptide nucleic acid chemistry, is first in class and has the potential to change the treatment landscape for a range of genetic conditions, both common and rare. We are honored that Eriks, a leading expert in developing technologies which scan duplex genomic targets without invasion via triplex binding so as to co-localize pharmacophores with their targets, recognizes this, and we are eager to leverage his unparalleled knowledge as we optimize our PATrOL platform. Additionally, Randys extensive experience in semiconductor-based single molecule nucleic acid sequencing perfectly complements the strengths of each member of our SAB and brings atomic-scale measurement capabilities to the company. We look forward to benefiting from his vast knowledge as we continue to advance our PATrOL-enabled therapies under the guidance of our outstanding group of scientific advisors."

Dr. Eriks Rozners is a leading expert in the chemistry and biochemistry of nucleic acids and brings his expertise to NeuBase as the Company is optimizing and developing its PATrOL platform. He is a professor and the chairman of the Department of Chemistry at Binghamton University, where his lab focuses on the use of organic chemistry to develop unique model systems and tools for the studies and practical applications of nucleic acid biochemistry. Dr. Rozners received a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering and a doctorate in organic chemistry from Riga Technical University.

Mr. Randy Davis is a seasoned industry veteran with expertise in the field of biotechnology and was one of the founding members of Genia Technologies, a company developing a next-generation sequencing platform, which was acquired by Roche in 2014. In addition, he has served as a member or investor in half a dozen biotech companies and has authored or co-authored over 20 patent applications. Mr. Davis graduated from Tokyo Electrical University with a degree in electrical engineering and went on to receive an MBA from San Jose State University. In 2002, he continued his education at California State University East Bay, where he received a bachelor's and master's degree in molecular biology before moving on to various industry roles.

About NeuBase Therapeutics, Inc.NeuBase is accelerating the genetic revolution using a new class of synthetic medicines. NeuBases designer PATrOL therapies are centered around its proprietary drug scaffold to address genetic diseases at the source by combining the highly targeted approach of traditional genetic therapies with the broad organ distribution capabilities of small molecules. With an initial focus on silencing disease-causing mutations in debilitating neurological, neuromuscular and oncologic disorders, NeuBase is committed to redefining medicine for the millions of patients with both common and rare conditions. To learn more, visit http://www.neubasetherapeutics.com.

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Front Med (Lausanne). 2020 Oct 22;7:584112. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2020.584112. eCollection 2020.

ABSTRACT

Introduction: COVID-19 is a novel and devastating disease. Its manifestations vary from asymptomatic to lethal. Moreover, mortality rates differ based on underlying health conditions and ethnicity. We investigated the biochemical rationale behind these observations using machine reasoning by the sci.AI system (https://sci.ai/). Facts were extracted and linked from publications available in nlm.nih.gov and Europe PMC to form the dataset which was validated by medical experts. Results: Based on the analysis of experimental and clinical data, we synthesized detailed biochemical pathways of COVID-19 pathogenesis which were used to explain epidemiological and clinical observations. Clinical manifestations and biomarkers are highlighted to monitor the course of COVID-19 and navigate treatment. As depicted in the Graphical Abstract, SARS-CoV-2 triggers a pro-oxidant (PO) response leading to the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) as a normal innate defense. However, SARS-CoV-2s unique interference with the antioxidant (AO) system, through suppression of nitric oxide (NO) production in the renin- angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS), leads to an excessive inflammatory PO response. The excessive PO response becomes critical in cohorts with a compromised AO system such as patients with glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency (G6PDd) where NO and glutathione (GSH) mechanisms are impaired. G6PDd develops in patients with metabolic syndrome. It is mediated by aldosterone (Ald) which also increases specifically in COVID-19. Conclusion: G6PD is essential for an adequate immune response. Both G6PDd and SARS-CoV-2 compromise the AO system through the same pathways rendering G6PDd the Achilles heel for COVID-19. Thus, the evolutionary antimalarial advantage of the G6PDd cohort can be a disadvantage against SARS-CoV-2.

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Researchers demonstrate molecular binding mechanism that could change approach to designing influenza treatments

There is no hole-in-one drug treatment when it comes to the flu, but that doesnt stop scientists from trying to sink one. Especially since as many as one in five Americans gets the flu. The reported estimated cost of this illness is $10 billion each year in medical expenses and another $16 billion in lost earnings in America alone, according to researchers at UC San Diego.

Rommie Amaro, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of California, San Diego.

Teeing up on the science behind the flu virus is Rommie Amaro and J. Andrew McCammon, both professors of chemistry and biochemistry, and graduate student Christian Seitz. Together with co-workers Lorenzo Casalino, Robert Konecny and Gary Huber, they studied the effect of glycansgroups of sugar moleculeson the binding of antiviral drugs to viral neuraminidase. An enzyme found on the surface of flu viruses, neuraminidase enables the viruses to exit their diseased host cells and infect and replicate in new, previously healthy host cells. The glycans help to prevent large antibody molecules from binding to the enzyme.

The researchers findings, published in Biophysical Journal, likely apply more generallyincluding to the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19. Amaro will soon be releasing new findings about her latest research on the virus spike protein.

According to the scientists, influenza neuraminidase is the target for three FDA-approved influenza drugs in the U.S., but drug resistance and low drug effectiveness merit more drug development. Generally, however, drug developers do not include glycans in their development pipelines. They know glycans exist, but they have ignored glycans when designing new drugs without a basis for doing so and without evidence that glycans do not affect drug binding.

With their focus on glycans, the team thought it would be prudent to test the assumption about glycans in drug design relative to neuraminidase. Their results show that their proposed binding mechanism can help shed light on the complexity of the interplay between glycans and ligand binding.

Traditionally, glycans have been difficult to study experimentally or theoretically due to a number of technological constraints, which are beginning to be lifted, explained Seitz, first author of the study. Because of this recent emergence of glycans, we still have a lot to learn about them.

The superposition of four glycan conformations onto the static neuraminidase structure shows the conformational variability of the glycans, partially blocking binding site access. Metaphorically, the glycans are the rocks on the mini-golf course and the binding sites are the holes. The glycans are in blue, red, green and gray; the binding sites are in purple and orange, and neuraminidase is in teal. This representation is simplified to emphasize the relationship between the glycans and the binding sites, showing half of the neuraminidase structure and less than one-fifth of the glycans present in the full study. Figure by Christian Seitz, Amaro Lab and McCammon Lab, UC San Diego.

To better understand glycans in the context of this particular study, the team created all-atom in silico systems of influenza neuraminidase, consisting of four different glycan configurations and one glycan-free system. They observed a two- to eight-fold decrease in the rate of ligand binding to the primary binding site of neuraminidase After examining neuraminidases binding sites, the scientists noted that drugs prefer the primary binding site over the secondary binding site.

Personally, I found two things to be quite surprising. Glycans are flexible and can reside very close to the drug binding sites, so I thought that the glycans would completely block drug binding. However, we found the glycans acted more like a screen or a curtainthings can get through, it will just take a bit longer, said Seitz. Secondly, there are two binding sites on influenza neuraminidase; one is the primary (catalytic) site needed for the viral replication cycle to continue, and the other, secondary site, is not well understood. Some previous studies had initially concluded that ligands would reach the secondary site significantly faster than the primary site.

Seitz noted that McCammon was the first person to run a molecular dynamics study with a protein, and the Brownian dynamics software used in this study was developed in his lab. Additionally, Amaro is known as a world-leading expert in molecular dynamics virus simulations, and her virus work has recently been covered in The New York Times.

Combining these rich basins of knowledge we are able to gain new insights into a global disease right here in San Diego, said Seitz.

The graduate student likened the study to a mini-golf course. We have the obvious goal of wanting to get the ball in the hole except, in our study, the golf ball is an influenza drug and the hole is the protein receptor the drug must find to kill the virus. One can often find large rocks on the greens acting as gatekeepers to make it more difficult to get the ball in the hole. In our flu analogy, these rocks are the tiny sugars called glycans.

Just as a groundskeeper can change the position of the rocks near the hole, glycans can change position on the protein. So, the researchers wanted to know if changing the position of the glycans would change how easy or difficult it is for the influenza drug to find its target.

To start, we found common positions of these glycans. However, just as you would not change the position of the rocks on a mini-golf course and do one putt before declaring it easier or harder, we knew we would have to repeat this process many times (600 million, actually) to reach a statistically significant conclusion. Each Brownian dynamics trajectory in our study represented one putt on our mini-golf course, and we simply measured if the ball reached the hole, Seitz explained.

The scientists found that changing the positions of the glycans did make it somewhat harder for the drug to reach the target, but not as much as expected. This means that drug developers do not need to account for glycans when designing new small-molecule drugs for influenzasomething that was unclear before.

For a long time, I thought this couldn't be true and ran numerous tests to disprove it, but all these tests consistently said the same thing, that most small ligands are able to evade the glycans and bind to the enzyme, Seitz said. Thus, this work is one small step in helping to ameliorate the yearly human and economic cost in our nation and our world. This is paid for by our own taxes so each of us has made a tiny contribution to this progress.

This research was supported in part by grants from the National Institutes of Health, USA (NIH grant nos. T32EB009380 and GM031749 and the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (grant no. DGE-1650112). The researchers used the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE), which is supported by National Science Foundation (grant no. ACI-1548562) and the XSEDE Comet at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (allocation csd373).

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Automated Biochemical Analyzers Consumption Market Segment by Global Presence:

North America Latin America Middle East Asia-Pacific Africa Europe

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