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9.7 Conclusions
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PC IC
50
IC50=
2.2
μM
IC50=
0.44 μM
IC50=
0.45 μM
Mutation
Max. activity
enhancement
a
Patient fibroblasts
H72L/H72L 7.8fold at 0.2 μM
R750W/
1.7fold at 2
nM
R750W
MAN21B‐KO HAP1 cells
C55F 111% increase at 20
μM
H71L 68% increase at 20 μM
L352P 10% increase at 0.2
μM
L565P 8% increase at 2 μM
R916C 63% increase at 20 μM
Patient fibroblasts
R750W/
1.5fold at 2 nM
R750W
Patient fibroblasts
R750W/
1.3fold at 2 nM
R750W
IC50=
55 μM
R750W/
Patient fibroblasts
R750W
a) Ref.[197].
1.4fold at 2 nM

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Within the field of MPS, a sulfated disaccharide derived from heparin was
reported as a good PC for MPS II (almost 40fold activity enhancement at 10 μM),
but only for a specific mutation, demonstrating that often PCT lacks general applicability. In addition, when searching for MPS enzyme stabilizers to be employed
both in PCT and ERT/PC, multivalent sugars and iminosugars emerged as valuable
candidates due to their strong affinity toward GALNS and IDS enzymes, paving the
way for future investigations in this field. Probably due to the multimeric nature of
the deficient enzyme (αmannosidase), multivalent PCs were developed also for
αmannosidosis, a glycoproteinosis. However, in this case, the strong inhibitory
activity of the compounds prevailed over the PC effect. Among sphingolipidoses,
FD represents an excellent example of the potential use of iminosugars in all three
therapeutic approaches. Indeed, several pyrrolidine and piperidine iminosugars
are currently under investigation to stabilize and prolong the ERT enzyme activity
(ERT/PC). The iminosugar analog of galactose (DGJ) is the only PC, which
became a drug to date (Galafold), and further investigations are ongoing to address
the few mutations that are not responsive to DGJ. Finally, the Nbutyl DGJ analog
is currently under Phase 3 of clinical trials for SRT. Conversely, for GD, an
TM
iminosugarbased SRT (Zavesca
) is available from 2002, while no PC has reached
the drug market yet, even though the IFG iminosugar reached Phase 2 of clinical
trials. For this reason, many efforts have been devoted to identifying novel PCs for
GD, by preparing multivalent compounds, introducing alkyl chains (both on sugars and iminosugars skeleton) to improve cellpermeability and by developing pH
sensitive systems or noncompetitive inhibitors with the aim of favoring the
enhancer activity with respect to the inhibitory one. In the last few years, the
search for PCs for GD attracted even higher attention due to link between Gaucher
and Parkinson disease, suggesting that effective PCs can be potentially applied to
all protein misfolded diseases, including neurodegenerative disorders. DGJ analogs, IFG analogs, and aminocyclitols (e.g. valienamine derivatives) were investigated as PCs for GM1gangliosidosis and MBD, but all studies are at most at a
preclinical level (mouse models). Regarding the glycogen storage disorder Pompe
disease, the serious adverse effects caused in patients by coadministration of ERT
with the natural iminosugar 1deoxynojirimycin (DNJ) stopped the ER/PC therapy
clinical trial, despite the remarkable increase in enzyme activity observed. Lower
side effects might be obtained with the Nbutyl enantiomer of the natural DNJ,
which is a modest PC but does not act at all as enzyme inhibitor. The latter case
suggests that noninhibitory chaperones, although more difficult to be identified,
might represent a valuable alternative for a faster development of safe and efficient
PCs for LSDs, in general.
Acknowledgments
The authors thank Regione Toscana (Bando Salute 2018, project: “Late onset
Lysosomal Storage Disorders” [LSDs] in the differential diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases: development of new diagnostic procedures and focus on potential

pharmacological chaperones [PCs], Acronym: Lysolate) and by Università di
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Firenze and Fondazione CR Firenze (Bando congiunto per il finanziamento di progetti competitivi sulle malattie neurodegenerative 2018, project: A multidisciplinary
approach to target Parkinson’s disease in Gaucher related population, Acronym:
MuTaParGa).
Abbreviations and Acronyms
Lysosomal storage disorders LSDs
Central nervous system
Orphan drug act
Haematopoietic stem cell transplantation
Antisense oligonucleotide
Adenoassociated virus
Enzyme replacement therapy
Blood brain barrier
Substrate reduction therapy
Pharmacological chaperone therapy
Highthroughput screening
Chinese hamster ovary
Active sitespecific chaperone
Endoplasmic reticulum
Endoplasmic reticulumassociated degradation
Deoxynojirimycin
Niemann–Pick type C disease
Deoxygalactonojirimycin
Food and drugs administration
European medicines agency
Isofagomine
Mucopolysaccharidoses MPS
Glycosaminoglycans GAGs
Heparan sulfate HS
Dermatan sulfate
Keratan sulfate KS
Chondroitin sulfate CS
acidβglucosidase (or glucocerebrosidase) GCase
NAcetylglucosaminidase NAGLU
Iduronate2sulfatase IDS
Nacetylglucosamine6sulfatase sulfatase GALNS
gold glyconanoparticles AuGNPs
Fabry Disease FD
αgalactosidase A αGal A
globotriaosylceramide Gb3
polyethylene glycol PEG
IFG
CNS
ODA
HSCT
ASO
AAV
ERT
BBB
SRT
PCT
HTS
CHO
ASSC
ER
ERAD
DNJ
NPC
DGJ
FDA
EMA
DS
283Abbreviations and Acronyms

284
Gaucher disease GD
1,5Dideoxy1,5iminoxylitol DIX
Nojirimycin NJ)
1,4dideoxy1,4iminoarabinitol DAB1
βcyclodextrin βCD
coppercatalyzed azidealkyne cycloaddition CuAAC
Niemann–Pick NP
acid sphingomyelinase ASM
GM1gangliosidosis GM1
Morquio B disease MBD
N‐octyl4epibetavalienamine NOEV
βHexosaminidases HEX
Tay–Sachs disease TSD
Sandhoff disease SD
glucosylceramide synthase GCS
NAcetylgalactosamine GalNAc
NAcetylglucosaminethiazoline NGT
6Acetamido6deoxycastanospermine ACAS
2Acetamido2deoxynojirimycin ADNJ
2Acetamido1,2dideoxynojirimycin AdDNJ
2,5dideoxy2,5iminomannitol DMDP
rabbe disease KD
βgalactocerebrosidase GALC
βgalactocerebroside GalCer
Pompe disease PD
5N,6Ooxomethylidenemannonojirimycin OMJ
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