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November 2018 Potency results #65
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ALL results in! |
@mbhebhe Are the structures for the SGS-UNC correct? Is sulphur in the wrong place? Compared to https://openlabnotebooks.org/shorter-procedure-to-access-thieno23-dpyrimidines/ |
I wonder if there's any interest in obtaining the boronic acids used to
make compounds ap81 and ap193 [most novel of the bunch imo] and coupling
them to our aminothienopyrmidine core? ---------- Perhaps the reason the ap compounds were inactive was because of the
carboxylic acid functionality preventing cell penetration? @drc007 @mbhebhe
Sigma sells the thiophene boronic acid super cheap but I cannot find the acetylpyridine boronic acid
https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/catalog/product/aldrich/436836
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@drc007 Alfredo sent me the structures and SMILES. I believe the sulfurs are in the correct place. We asked him to send the thieno[3,2-d]pyrimidines and not the thieno[2,3-d]pyrimidines. @MFernflower out of the two I think our core coupled to the thiophene would be interesting. Within S3, having para substituted phenyls made the drug less potent. But this one is a para substituted heterocycle, so it may be an interesting compound as well. |
Two quick thoughts here:
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@mattodd Difficult to see how to interpret the results. Do you take them at face value? Certainly wrong to cherry pick results that fit hypothesis. Sometimes assays are unreliable and we need to get extra repeats, suspect this is the case here. |
@mattodd @drc007 for both OHOH compounds we have enough of it for reevaluation assay and metabolic studies. For the reference compound deviation from 0.25 uM to 0.53 can be explained as a general error of assay, since it has only 8 points for range from 1 nM to 10000 nM. Want to point out that apart from our reference compound I included one more (OSM-S-294) that was tested at other facility (Syngene IC50 = 1.60) and Dundee result came back very close (Dundee IC50 = 1.42) which is definitely good. |
I do not think this compound ever been evaluated? (shown with potential synthesis route) @mattodd |
Potency results for the samples sent last month #62 .
Sadly, all the novel S3 compounds in this shipment were inactive
Series 4:
Dundee Assay curves - 2 November 2018.pdf
Dundee Assay curves - 1 November 2018.pdf
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