Design and synthesis of boron-containing PDE4 inhibitors using soft-drug strategy for potential dermatologic anti-inflammatory application
摘要:
PDE4 inhibitors are a validated approach as anti-inflammatory agents but are limited by systemic side effects including emesis. We report a soft-drug strategy incorporating a carboxylic ester group into boron-containing PDE4 inhibitors leading to the discovery of a series of benzoxaborole compounds with good potency (for example IC(50) = 47 nM of compound 2) and low emetic activity. These compounds are intended for dermatological use further limiting possible systemic side effects. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Design and synthesis of boron-containing PDE4 inhibitors using soft-drug strategy for potential dermatologic anti-inflammatory application
摘要:
PDE4 inhibitors are a validated approach as anti-inflammatory agents but are limited by systemic side effects including emesis. We report a soft-drug strategy incorporating a carboxylic ester group into boron-containing PDE4 inhibitors leading to the discovery of a series of benzoxaborole compounds with good potency (for example IC(50) = 47 nM of compound 2) and low emetic activity. These compounds are intended for dermatological use further limiting possible systemic side effects. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Design and synthesis of boron-containing PDE4 inhibitors using soft-drug strategy for potential dermatologic anti-inflammatory application
作者:Yong-Kang Zhang、Jacob J. Plattner、Tsutomu Akama、Stephen J. Baker、Vincent S. Hernandez、Virginia Sanders、Yvonne Freund、Richard Kimura、Wei Bu、Karin M. Hold、Xiao-Song Lu
DOI:10.1016/j.bmcl.2010.02.010
日期:2010.4
PDE4 inhibitors are a validated approach as anti-inflammatory agents but are limited by systemic side effects including emesis. We report a soft-drug strategy incorporating a carboxylic ester group into boron-containing PDE4 inhibitors leading to the discovery of a series of benzoxaborole compounds with good potency (for example IC(50) = 47 nM of compound 2) and low emetic activity. These compounds are intended for dermatological use further limiting possible systemic side effects. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.