Zhejiang University, China
Based
on years of research, a synthetic molecule CeY-B1 had designed and screened that effective against various tumor cell studies.
After two rounds of in vivo animal experiments, treating leukemia was focused,which inhibiting abnormal activation of FLT3
related signaling pathways, inhibit malignant proliferation of acute myeloid
leukemia (AML) cells, and can be orally administered. The IC50 is in the
nanomolar range (6.95 nmol/L), and acute toxicity experiments have shown that
it is non-toxic. At the same time, compared with current clinical inhibitors,
CeY-B1 induces leukemia cell differentiation. Meanwhile, CeY-B1 promoted apoptosis of SiHa solid tumor
cells and inhibited their proliferation, migration, and invasion abilities. After 48 hours
of action on SiHa cells, ceramides and dihydroxysphingolipids were upregulated
in the sphingomyelin signaling pathway.It demonstrated that CeY-B1 may function through different pathways
than usual. All animal experiments have licenses An invention patent was
granted in February 2021.
Cui
Yanli, Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry, a leader of Carbohydrate Medicinal
Chemistry at Zhejiang University. Hosted multiple national research
projects.Participate in the development of the EU Horizon 2020 guidelines.
Reviewer for multiple journals such as European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry,etc.Having
multiple core construction active molecule intellectual property rights.