作者:Craig A. Stump、Ian M. Bell、Rodney A. Bednar、Joseph G. Bruno、John F. Fay、Steven N. Gallicchio、Victor K. Johnston、Eric L. Moore、Scott D. Mosser、Amy G. Quigley、Christopher A. Salvatore、Cory R. Theberge、C. Blair Zartman、Xu-Fang Zhang、Stefanie A. Kane、Samuel L. Graham、Joseph P. Vacca、Theresa M. Williams
DOI:10.1016/j.bmcl.2008.10.106
日期:2009.1
Rational modification of a previously identified spirohydantoin lead structure has identified a series of potent spiroazaoxindole CGRP receptor antagonists. The azaoxindole was found to be a general replacement for the hydantoin that consistently improved in vitro potency. The combination of the indanylspiroazaoxindole and optimized benzimidazolinones led to highly potent antagonists (e.g., 25, CGRP K(i) = 40 pM). The closely related compound 27 demonstrated good oral bioavailability in dog and rhesus. (C) 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.