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proteopedia linkproteopedia linkHsp90N–SNX-2112 Complex (PDB ID: 6LTK)
This page summarizes the 2.14 Å crystal structure of the N-terminal domain of human Heat Shock Protein 90 (Hsp90N) bound to the potent small-molecule inhibitor SNX-2112, as published in: Complex Crystal Structure Determination and In Vitro Anti–Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Activity of Hsp90N Inhibitor SNX-2112 [1]. </Structure Section>
StructureThe structure 6LTK reveals the Hsp90N domain in complex with SNX-2112 occupying the ATP-binding pocket. • Resolution: **2.14 Å (X-ray diffraction)** • SNX-2112 binds deeply inside the nucleotide-binding cleft • Key interacting residues: **Asp93, Phe138, Tyr139, Leu107, Met98** • Stabilization via hydrogen bonds + hydrophobic contacts • The inhibitor mimics ATP binding but locks Hsp90 in an inactive state
FunctionHsp90 is an ATP-dependent molecular chaperone essential for folding and stabilizing many signaling proteins, including kinases and receptors. The **N-terminal domain** contains the ATP-binding pocket required for its chaperone cycle. Binding of SNX-2112 inhibits ATP hydrolysis → halts client protein maturation. Disease relevanceHsp90 is overexpressed in several cancers, including **non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)**. Tumor cells rely heavily on Hsp90 to stabilize oncogenic proteins such as: • **AKT** • **Raf-1** • **HER2** • **EGFR** Thus, targeting Hsp90 causes misfolding and degradation of these client proteins, suppressing cancer cell proliferation. RelevanceThe 6LTK structure provides a template for: • Structure-guided optimization of SNX-2112 analogs • Developing next-generation Hsp90 inhibitors with reduced toxicity • Understanding selectivity for Hsp90N over other chaperones • Designing NSCLC-specific therapeutic candidates Structural highlights• SNX-2112 forms strong H-bonding interactions with **Asp93**, a residue also required for ATP anchoring. • Hydrophobic residues (Leu107, Met98, Phe138) create a deep pocket that tightly holds SNX-2112. • The inhibitor induces slight rearrangements in the lid region over the cleft. • Surface-view analysis shows SNX-2112 completely plugs the ATP pocket.
ImagesYou can upload PNG images and insert them like this: Image:Sandbox YourImage1.png Overall 3D structure of Hsp90N–SNX-2112 Image:Sandbox YourImage2.png Binding pocket highlighting SNX-2112 3D Scenes (interactive)
Methods / Data Sources• PDB ID: **6LTK** • Experimental method: **X-ray crystallography (2.14 Å)** • Organism: *Homo sapiens* Hsp90N domain • Ligand: **SNX-2112 (inhibitor)** • Expression system: Recombinant protein expressed in *E. coli* ReferencesPyMOL Scripts1. Cartoon + ligand highlight fetch 6ltk, async=0 hide everything show cartoon, 6ltk color sky blue, 6ltk show sticks, organic color yellow, organic set cartoon_transparency, 0.2 2. Binding pocket close-up fetch 6ltk select pocket, byres organic expand 4 show surface, pocket set transparency, 0.35 show sticks, organic orient organic 3. Hydrophobic interactions view fetch 6ltk select hydro, resn LEU+MET+PHE+ILE+VAL within 4 of organic show sticks, hydro color orange, hydro show sticks, organic zoom organic | ||||||||||||
