Halogenated bisphenol A derivatives potently inhibit human, rat, and mouse gonadal 3ß-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases: Structure-activity relationship and in silico molecular docking analysis.
Toxicol Lett
; 386: 20-29, 2023 Sep 01.
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Bisphenol A (BPA) is a widely used plastic material, and halogenated BPA derivatives are formed either by synthesis or environmental processes. However, the effect of halogenated bisphenols on steroidogenesis remains unclear. The aim of this study was to compare inhibition of 6 BPA derivatives on gonadal 3ß-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases (3ß-HSDs) in three species (human, rat, and mouse). The inhibition on human 3ß-HSD2 was tetrabromo BPA (TBBPA, IC50, 1.01 µM)>trichloro BPA (TrCBPA, 3.95 µM)>tetrachloro BPA (TCBPA, 4.14 µM)>monochloro BPA (MCBPA, 4.74 µM)>others with TrCBPA of competitive, TBBPA of noncompetitive and MCBPA/TCBPA of mixed inhibition. The inhibition on rat 3ß-HSD1 was TCBPA (1.68 µM)>TrCBPA (1.72 µM)>MCBPA (2.80 µM)>BPA>others with mixed inhibition. The inhibition on mouse 3ß-HSD6 was TrCBPA (1.59 µM) >MCBPA (3.36 µM)>TCBPA (3.72 µM)>others with mixed inhibition. Molecular docking analysis showed that TBBPA, TrCBPA, and TCBPA bind to steroid active sites, contacting with catalytic residue Tyr154 of human 3ß-HSD2. MCBPA, TrCBPA, and TCBPA bind to steroid active site of rat 3ß-HSD1. MCBPA and TrCBPA bind to active site of mouse 3ß-HSD6. Regression of lowest binding energy values with Ki values revealed a significant negative linear regression (P < 0.05). In conclusion, halogenated BPA derivatives are more potent inhibitors of three 3ß-HSDs than BPA and there is structure-dependent inhibition. SYNOPSIS Chlorinated bisphenol derivatives after water chlorination process and other halogenated bisphenols effectively inhibit human and rat 3ß-HSD activity, thereby leading to steroid hormone deficiency.
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