N-(Fluoro-3-methoxyacryloyl)anilines [2-fluoro-3-methoxyprop-2-enanilides] can be prepared by condensation between lithium anilides and methyl 2-fluoro-3-methoxyprop-2-enoate. Under strongly acidic conditions, these intermediate undergo a cyclization reaction accompanied by elimination of methanol to afford 3-fluoro-2-quinolones. Substituents occupying the para or ortho position of the aniline appear at the heterocyclic
Necessary and sufficient reagent sets for chemogenomic analysis
申请人:Natsoulis Georges
公开号:US20060035250A1
公开(公告)日:2006-02-16
The present invention discloses methods of data analysis directed to diagnostic development, and in particular the development of signatures for classifying chemogenomic data. The invention provides methods for identifying and functionally characterizing a “necessary” set of information rich variables. The invention also discloses methods for identifying a plurality of “sufficient” classifiers. The necessary set of variables may be incorporated into a single diagnostic device to provide simultaneous confirmation of a classification measurement with a plurality of independent classifiers. In the field of biological diagnostics, the invention may be used to provide a plurality of short lists of genes, referred to as “signatures” that are “sufficient” to carry out specific classification tasks such as predicting the activity and side effects of a compound in vivo.
Universal gene chip for high throughput chemogenomic analysis
申请人:Natsoulis Georges
公开号:US20070021918A1
公开(公告)日:2007-01-25
The invention provides methods for preparing reagent sets based on small subsets of highly informative genes capable of carrying out a broad range of chemogenomic classification tasks. The invention also provides high-throughput diagnostic assays and devices based on these reduced subsets of information rich genes. In addition, the invention provides a general method for selecting a reduced subset of highly responsive variables from a much larger multivariate dataset, and thus, use of these variables to prepare diagnostic measurement devices, or other analytic tools, with little or no loss of performance relative to devices or tools incorporating the full set of variables.
NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT REAGENT SETS FOR CHEMOGENOMIC ANALYSIS
申请人:Natsoulis Georges
公开号:US20090088345A1
公开(公告)日:2009-04-02
The present invention discloses methods of data analysis directed to diagnostic development, and in particular the development of signatures for classifying chemogenomic data. The invention provides methods for identifying and functionally characterizing a “necessary” set of information rich variables. The invention also discloses methods for identifying a plurality of “sufficient” classifiers. The necessary set of variables may be incorporated into a single diagnostic device to provide simultaneous confirmation of a classification measurement with a plurality of independent classifiers. In the field of biological diagnostics, the invention may be used to provide a plurality of short lists of genes, referred to as “signatures” that are “sufficient” to carry out specific classification tasks such as predicting the activity and side effects of a compound in vivo.
[EN] A UNIVERSAL GENE CHIP FOR HIGH THROUGHPUT CHEMOGENOMIC ANALYSIS<br/>[FR] PUCE A ADN UNIVERSELLE POUR ANALYSE CHIMIOGENOMIQUE A HAUT RENDEMENT
申请人:ICONIX PHARM INC
公开号:WO2006001896A2
公开(公告)日:2006-01-05
The invention provides methods for preparing reagent sets based on small subsets of highly informative genes capable of carrying out a broad range of chemogenomic classification tasks. The invention also provides high-throughput diagnostic assays and devices based on these reduced subsets of information rich genes. In addition, the invention provides a general method for selecting a reduced subset of highly responsive variables from a much larger multivariate dataset, and thue use of these variables to prepare diagnostic measurement devices, or other analytic tools, with little or no loss of performance relative to devices or tools incorporating the full set of variables.