PF-573228

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Catalog No.S2013

45 publications

PF-573228 Chemical Structure

Molecular Weight(MW): 491.49

PF-573228 is an ATP-competitive inhibitor of FAK with IC50 of 4 nM in a cell-free assay, ~50- to 250-fold selective for FAK than Pyk2, CDK1/7 and GSK-3β. PF-573228 induces apoptosis.

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Description PF-573228 is an ATP-competitive inhibitor of FAK with IC50 of 4 nM in a cell-free assay, ~50- to 250-fold selective for FAK than Pyk2, CDK1/7 and GSK-3β. PF-573228 induces apoptosis.
Targets
FAK [1]
(Cell-free assay)
4 nM
In vitro

PF 573228 blocks the phosphorylation of FAK Tyr397 in REF52 cells, PC3 cells, SKOV-3 cells, L3.6p1 and F-G, MDCK cells with IC50 of 30-500 nM. However, PF 573228 (1 μM) with 80% inhibition of FAK phosphorylation fails to inhibit cell growth or apoptosis. Similar treatment of cells with PF-228 resulted in inhibition of serum or FN-directed migration and decreased focal adhesion turnover. [1]
Cell Data
Cell Lines Assay Type Concentration Incubation Time Formulation Activity Description PMID
A431 MYrLbY5ie2ViYYPzZZk> MUH+NVAh|ryP NIL6[HhFVVOR MWXpcohq[mm2czDGRWsheGixc4Doc5J6dGG2aX;uJJdqfGhiSVO1NEBw\iBzMTDuUS=> MnrWNVc{QTV3OUS=
REF52 MXHLbY5ie2ViYYPzZZk> NYnkSGNmhjFyIN88US=> NVLoOYpoTE2VTx?= NWnEcJJIcW6qaXLpeJMhfGinIIDoc5NxcG:{eXzheIlwdiCxZjDGRWshXHm{M{m3JJdqfGhiSVO1NEBw\iC-MUCwJI5O NH;aUokyPzN7NUW5OC=>
PC3 NFfz[4pMcW6jc3WgZZN{[Xl? MnzmglExKM7:TR?= NWLtOJpVTE2VTx?= MmTDbY5pcWKrdIOgeIhmKHCqb4PwbI9zgWyjdHnvckBw\iCIQVugWJlzOzl5IIfpeIghUUN3MDDv[kAyODBibl2= Mn\ENVc{QTV3OUS=
SKOV-3 M4LtOGtqdmG|ZTDhd5NigQ>? M3;3U54yOCEQvF2= MYLEUXNQ NIrsdFZqdmirYnn0d{B1cGVicHjvd5Bpd3K7bHH0bY9vKG:oIF\BT{BVgXJ|OUege4l1cCCLQ{WwJI9nKDVyIH7N MWixO|M6PTV7NB?=
L3.6p1 NWnXTlduU2mwYYPlJIF{e2G7 Mm\XglExKM7:TR?= M3XBfWROW09? Ml2zbY5pcWKrdIOgeIhmKHCqb4PwbI9zgWyjdHnvckBw\iCIQVugWJlzOzl5IIfpeIghUUN3MDDv[kA{ODBibl2= NX\6Omk6OTd|OUW1PVQ>
F-G MXjLbY5ie2ViYYPzZZk> M4G3OJ4yOCEQvF2= M{HRS2ROW09? MWTpcohq[mm2czD0bIUheGixc4Doc5J6dGG2aX;uJI9nKE[DSzDUfZI{QTdid3n0bEBKSzVyIH;mJFMxKG6P NFTDdGcyPzN7NUW5OC=>
MDCK M1fSdWtqdmG|ZTDhd5NigQ>? Mm\FglExKM7:TR?= NHi3NHpFVVOR NVjLUlQ2cW6qaXLpeJMhfGinIIDoc5NxcG:{eXzheIlwdiCxZjDGRWshXHm{M{m3JJdqfGhiSVO1NEBw\iB3MECgcm0> NYnzOJFDOTd|OUW1PVQ>
PC3 NH\ZXnRIem:5dHigbY5pcWKrdH;yfUBie3OjeR?= NH:yPWkyOCEQvF2= MYjEUXNQ NEHOfpF{cWewaX\pZ4FvfGy7IHnubIljcXS|IHPlcIwh\3Kxd4ToMi=> MkXNNVc{QTV3OUS=
REF52 NGjRbGRIem:5dHigbY5pcWKrdH;yfUBie3OjeR?= M3i3ZVExKM7:TR?= M3O1UmROW09? M4WySJNq\26rZnnjZY51dHliaX7obYJqfHNiY3XscEBoem:5dHiu MkjYNVc{QTV3OUS=
MDCK NH:yTFdCeG:ydH;zbZMh[XO|YYm= NFn1[|QyOCEQvF2= M1HmU2ROW09? NVHBVYV1cW6mdXPld{BieG:ydH;zbZM> NFLYclEyPzN7NUW5OC=>
REF52 NXLtOWRqSXCxcITvd4l{KGG|c3H5 Mlu2NVAh|ryP MoHzSG1UVw>? MVjpcoR2[2W|IHHwc5B1d3Orcx?= MVOxO|M6PTV7NB?=
REF52 NX74PXVYTnWwY4Tpc44h[XO|YYm= MlqxNVAh|ryP NXzROHZ6TE2VTx?= NGLW[|JjdG:la4Ogd4VzfW1iYX7kJGZPNXO2aX31cIF1\WRibXnndoF1cW:w M3LxR|E4Ozl3NUm0
platelet Mof2SpVv[3Srb36gZZN{[Xl? Mn7ONUDPxE1? NWjiWW8{TE2VTx?= NV;SW|ZZcW6qaXLpeJMheGyjdHXs[ZQh[WepcnXnZZRqd25iYX7kJJNxemWjZHnu[y=> MoK5NVk4OTZ6MEO=
platelet Ml\WSpVv[3Srb36gZZN{[Xl? MWSxJO69VQ>? M4XCcWROW09? NGftRoxt\WGmczD0c{BqdmirYnn0bY9vKG:oIGDBT{BidmRiQVvU MmT4NVk4OTZ6MEO=
platelet NVm4NHk{TnWwY4Tpc44h[XO|YYm= NUXoe3V{OSEQvF2= NYLMfm1ITE2VTx?= NVj4RYpU[myxY3vzJINidGOrdX2gcY9jcWyrenH0bY9vKGGwZDDk[Y5{\SCpcnHueYxmKHOnY4LleIlwdg>? NYjMNlVPOTl5MU[4NFM>
4T1 MVXGeY5kfGmxbjDhd5NigQ>? NEXGSZNFVVOR NYfLd|NH[WKxbHnzbIV{KHSqZTDpcpRmemGldHnvckBj\XS5ZXXuJO6zOyCrboTl[5JqdiCjbnSgWO6zWi2LSR?= MYSxPVc1ODR|Mx?=
MCF7 NFq4THlMcW6jc3WgZZN{[Xl? NFTN[Ih,OTBizszN M2PqWGROW09? MVPpcohq[mm2czD0bIUheGixc4Doc5J6dGG2aX;uJI9nKE[DSzDUfZI{QTdid3n0bEBKSzVyIH;mJFQ{OCCwTR?= NVPMPXRKOjB|NUS3PFA>
TamR M4fDXWtqdmG|ZTDhd5NigQ>? NF\tSJh,OTBizszN NFjDW3ZFVVOR MX7pcohq[mm2czD0bIUheGixc4Doc5J6dGG2aX;uJI9nKE[DSzDUfZI{QTdid3n0bEBKSzVyIH;mJFUxKG6P M3TN[VIxOzV2N{iw
FasR M1i1OWtqdmG|ZTDhd5NigQ>? MnPDglExKM7:TR?= MnvTSG1UVw>? NV;FcJRvcW6qaXLpeJMhfGinIIDoc5NxcG:{eXzheIlwdiCxZjDGRWshXHm{M{m3JJdqfGhiSVO1NEBw\iBzM{Cgcm0> MnjMNlA{PTR5OEC=
TamR NWnmPVM4TnWwY4Tpc44h[XO|YYm= NF76c5YyKM7:TR?= NGDVdo9FVVOR MWrpcohq[mm2czDj[YxtKG2rZ4LheIlwdg>? M2DMclIxOzV2N{iw
FasR NVLhTXl{TnWwY4Tpc44h[XO|YYm= NYPqXXFIOSEQvF2= NI\PS3FFVVOR M4S1U4lvcGmkaYTzJINmdGxibXnndoF1cW:w MkjzNlA{PTR5OEC=
endothelial cell M2rlUWtqdmG|ZTDhd5NigQ>? MkXDOFAhdk1? MU\EUXNQ MonrbY5pcWKrdIOgTFJQOi2rbnT1Z4VlKHCqb4PwbI9zgWyjdHnvckBw\iCIQVu= NU[yNGZLOjF{MUK0NFI>
endothelial cell MnTMSpVv[3Srb36gZZN{[Xl? NXm1flVxPDBibl2= NX\Xb29lTE2VTx?= M3n1R4lvcGmkaYTzJGgzVzJvaX7keYNm\CC|dILld5Mh\mmkZYKg[o9zdWG2aX;u MVOyNVIyOjRyMh?=
endothelial cell M2fUXWFxd3C2b4Ppd{Bie3OjeR?= NWPvfVNSPDBibl2= MlnYSG1UVw>? NFzLNJdqdmirYnn0d{BieG:ydH;zbZM> MUeyNVIyOjRyMh?=
GH3 MXfGeY5kfGmxbjDhd5NigQ>? M2S0[|Mh|ryP MULEUXNQ NWe3eXFQcW6lcnXhd4V{KEmNKFPhLUBidXCuaYT1[IU> MX6yNVkzPTVzMh?=
GH3 MWLGeY5kfGmxbjDhd5NigQ>? M37M[VMh|ryP NHj6V2ZFVVOR MUTlcohidmOnczDCT2NiNWOqYX7u[Ywh[WO2aY\peJk> NX7mUGxMOjF7MkW1NVI>
HUVEC M1HrfYN6fG:2b4jpZ4l1gSCjc4PhfS=> M3:2fJ4yOCEQvF2= NIXMOopFVVOR NUnI[llLcW2yYXnyd{BmdmSxdHjlcIlidCClZXzsJJZq[WKrbHn0fS=> MkOxNlIxPzVyNUe=
HUVEC NUHGfnBCU2mwYYPlJIF{e2G7 MmnwOUDPxE1? NFPlXohFVVOR NWXKSYFJcW6qaXLpeJMhTkGNIHvpcoF{\SCjY4Tpeol1gQ>? M{j2OlIzODd3MEW3
HUVEC MVPGeY5kfGmxbjDhd5NigQ>? NFfR[XA2KM7:TR?= M3f4XWROW09? NEnaV25qdmS3Y3XzJINmdGxiY4njcIUh[XK{ZYP0 NGXF[nEzOjB5NUC1Oy=>
HUVEC M1e5Z2Fxd3C2b4Ppd{Bie3OjeR?= NEDJZpM2KM7:TR?= M2f3PWROW09? Mn7ybY5lfWOnczDhdI9xfG:|aYO= MXWyNlA4PTB3Nx?=
HUVEC MUTGeY5kfGmxbjDhd5NigQ>? MkHUOUDPxE1? MYXEUXNQ MV3pcZBm\GW|IHXu[I91cGWuaXHsJINmdGxibXnndoF1cW:wIHHu[EBidHSncoOgeIhmKGOnbHz1cIFzKGGldHnuJIN6fG:|a3Xs[ZRwdg>? NH70TVUzOjB5NUC1Oy=>
HUVEC MWHGeY5kfGmxbjDhd5NigQ>? M{T0TVUh|ryP NXrhPZYzTE2VTx?= MlTjZoxw[2u|IFjVWmVEKHOycn;1eIlv\yCxbjDjc4xt[WenbjDJJIdmdHN? NIjRR2IzOjB5NUC1Oy=>
human peripheral blood T cells NHTXV4tMcW6jc3WgZZN{[Xl? NIfrVmh,OTBizszN MYjEUXNQ MmHZbY5pcWKrdIOgd4l1\S2|cHXjbYZq[yCyaH;zdIhwenmuYYTpc44hd2ZiRlHL MmmzNlM6OjhzOEi=
human peripheral blood T cells MW\GeY5kfGmxbjDhd5NigQ>? MXj+NVAh|ryP NEDnUlRFVVOR NXG3Z4pUcW2yYXnyd{BVS1JvaX7keYNm\CCWIHPlcIwhdW:{cHjvcI9ocWOjbDDjbIFv\2W|IHHu[EBidHSncoOgZYN1cX[rdImgc4YhWmixQR?= NFf1UGEzOzl{OEG4PC=>
human peripheral blood T cells NVLFbnBDTnWwY4Tpc44h[XO|YYm= M33KUp4yOCEQvF2= M1vITmROW09? NUTodm1{cW6qaXLpeJMheGixc4Doc5J6dGG2aX;uJI9nKFqDUD23NEBidmRiTFHU M4f1[|I{QTJ6MUi4
human peripheral blood T cells M2\xWGZ2dmO2aX;uJIF{e2G7 M2nvWp4yOCEQvF2= NUHWUIdlTE2VTx?= NYG1UpU2cW2yYXnyd{BCdnSrZ3XuMYRmeGWwZHXueEBVKGOnbHygZ49vcnWpYYTpc44> M{OyblI{QTJ6MUi4

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Assay
Methods Test Index PMID
Western blot
cyclin B1; 

PubMed: 30761269     


(D) On the third day, PF-573228-treated cells were harvested and subjected to Western blot analysis for cyclin B1. Cyclin B1 levels were much higher in A549 cells with 1 μM PF-573228 or without PF-573228 treatment than in the cells treated with higher concentrations of PF-573228. (E) After 10 μM PF-573228 treatment, cyclin B1 levels declined markedly in H460 cells. (F) PF-573228 administration slightly reduced cyclin B1 levels in H1299 cells. 

p-FAK / FAK ; 

PubMed: 30761269     


FAK expression levels and FAK activity, as measured by the phosphorylation of FAK at tyrosine 576 and 577, were quantified by Western blot analysis after treatment of lung cancer cells with PF-573228 for 3 days.

Lamin A / Lamin C; 

PubMed: 30761269     


(B) The cells treated with 10 μM PF-573228 exhibited a decrease in p-FAK levels. Lamin A and lamin C expression levels were much lower in A549 cells exposed to 10 μM PF-573228. 

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Immunofluorescence
FAK / F-actin; 

PubMed: 30761269     


(B) The cells were stained with phalloidin to visualize F-actin (red) and a FAK antibody to visualize the FAK distribution (green). In cells without PF-573228 administration, FAK translocated to focal adhesions at the tips of actin stress fibers, and the focal adhesions were relatively large. When cells were exposed to 10 μM PF-573228, FAK translocation to focal adhesions was reduced, and the sizes of the focal adhesions were smaller. Nuclei in cells treated with PF-573228 were deformed, as visualized with DAPI staining, whereas most nuclei in cells without PF-573228 treatment were oval shaped. 

Emerin; 

PubMed: 30761269     


(A) After PF-573228 treatment of A549 cells, the cells were fixed and stained with phalloidin to label F-actin (red) and an antibody against emerin (green) to outline the nuclear shape. Cells treated with PF-573228 were extremely large and had deformed nuclei, whereas mostly oval-like nuclei were present in the cells without PF-573228 treatment. 

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Growth inhibition assay
Cell viability; 

PubMed: 30761269     


Three different types of lung cancer cells, (A) A549 lung adenocarcinoma and (B) H460, and (C) H1299 large cell carcinoma, were selected for the PF-573228 administration regimen. Cell growth curves of the three lung cancer cell lines treated with various doses of PF-573228 for 4 days were established. The administration of PF-573228 at 10 μM to the lung cancer cells effectively suppressed cell growth in vitro, as proliferative activity totally ceased in the cells exposed to 10 μM PF-573228.

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In vivo Inhibition of FAK by PF-573,228 in Ctrl-MT mice leads to a significant suppression of mammary tumorigenesis as well as lung metastasis. In contrast, treatment of MFCKO-MT mice with PF-573,228 did not affect the initiation of mammary tumors in these mice, as would be expected due to the absence of FAK in mammary epithelial cells of these mice [2].

Protocol

Kinase Assay:

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Affinity determination:

Purified activated FAK kinase domain (amino acids 410–689) is reacted with 50 μM ATP, and 10 μg/well of a random peptide polymer of Glu and Tyr (molar ratio of 4:1), poly(Glu/Tyr) in kinase buffer (50 mM HEPES, pH 7.5, 125 mM NaCl, 48 mM MgCl2) for 15 min. Phosphorylation of poly(Glu/Tyr) is challenged with serially diluted compounds at 1/2-Log concentrations starting at a top concentration of 1 μM. Each concentration is run in triplicate. Phosphorylation of poly(Glu/Tyr) is detected with a general anti-phospho-tyrosine (PY20) antibody, followed by horseradish peroxidase-conjugated goat anti-mouse IgG antibody. The standard horseradish peroxidase substrate 3, 3
Cell Research:

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  • Cell lines: REF52 or PC3 cells
  • Concentrations: ~10 μM
  • Incubation Time: 3 days
  • Method:

    Growth assays are performed by seeding 1 × 104 REF52 or PC3 cells/well of a 24-well plate in triplicate 24 h prior to daily treatment with the indicated concentrations of each inhibitor for 3 days. Subsequently, the cells are harvested and counted.


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Animal Research:

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  • Animal Models: Ctrl-MT and MFCKO-MT mice
  • Dosages: 5 mg/kg
  • Administration: oral administration
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Solubility (25°C)

In vitro DMSO 26 mg/mL (52.9 mM)
Water Insoluble
Ethanol Insoluble
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Chemical Information

Molecular Weight 491.49
Formula

C22H20F3N5O3S
CAS No. 869288-64-2
Storage powder
in solvent
Synonyms N/A
Smiles CS(=O)(=O)C1=CC=CC(=C1)CNC2=NC(=NC=C2C(F)(F)F)NC3=CC4=C(C=C3)NC(=O)CC4

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    Would you please let me know the detail of how to dissolve PF-573228 (Catalog No.S2013) for in vivo study (oral administration)?

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    PF-573228 in 30% PEG400+0.5% Tween80+ 5% Propylene glycol at 30mg/ml is a suspension. If you will use the compound for oral gavage, this suspension is fine for it.

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