Objective To investigate the growth inhibition and DNA damage of energized fusion protein anti-CD20(Fab)-LDM on B JAB cells in vitro.Methods The binding activity of fusion protein anti-CD20 (Fab)-LDP to B JAB cells was studied by flow cytometry and confocal laser scanning microscopy.MTT assay was used to study the energized fusion protein anti-CD20(Fab)-LDM on cell growth of B JAB cells.Comet assay was employed to detect DNA damage in B JAB cells.The cell growth cycle of BJAB was analyzed by FACS.Results The recombinant fusion protein anti-CD20 (Fab)-LDP possessed an significant target affinity towarded BJAB cells.The energized fusion protein anti-CD20(Fab)-LDM showed obvious inhibition on proliferation,as well as induced potent DNA damage in B JAB cells in vitro compared with lidamycin.B JAB cells treated with energized fusion protein anti-CD20 (Fab)-LDM showed S phase cell cycle.Conclusion The energized fusion protein anti-CD20 (Fab)-LDM could target binding to BJAB cells and significantly inhibit the proliferation of B JAB cells by inducing DNA damage and S phase arrest.

Objective To explore a novel and highly specific small-molecule TNFβinhibitor by using computer-aid?ed virtual screening and cell-based assays in vitro. Methods Computer-aided drug design and virtual screening were used to design and identify chemical compounds that targeted TNFβbased on the crystal structure of the TNFβ-TNFR1 com?plex. The effect of the small-molecule compound against TNFβ-induced cytotoxicity of L929 cells was detected by MTT as?say, and the efficacy of the compound to inhibit TNFβ-induced apoptosis of L929 cells was determined by flow cytometry as?say. The impact of the compound on L929 cell cycle was examined by Propidium Iodide (PI) staining and flow cytometry, and the influence of the compound on TNFβ-triggered signal pathway was analyzed by Western blot assay and Ultra VIEW VOX 3D Live Cell Imaging System. Results No.35 compound (named as C35 thereafter) could effectively inhibit TNFβ-induced cell death in a dose dependent manner, and the half-maximum inhibition concentration (IC50) was 8.19μmol/L. Furthermore, C35 had lower cytotoxicity and minimal effect on L929 proliferation. Here we further revealed that C35 could affect TNFβ-induced apoptotic pathway by blocking the activation of Caspase 3, and markedly reduce L929 cell apoptosis induced by TNFβ. Conclusion A novel TNFβsmall-molecule inhibitor was identified by combining computer-aided virtual screening with functional assays, and which could block TNFβ-triggered apoptotic pathway and efficiently inhibit the cell death in?duced by TNFβ.