作者:Todd B. Sells、Ryan Chau、Jeffrey A. Ecsedy、Rachel E. Gershman、Kara Hoar、Jessica Huck、David A. Janowick、Vivek J. Kadambi、Patrick J. LeRoy、Matthew Stirling、Stephen G. Stroud、Tricia J. Vos、Gabriel S. Weatherhead、Deborah R. Wysong、Mengkun Zhang、Suresh K. Balani、Joseph B. Bolen、Mark G. Manfredi、Christopher F. Claiborne
DOI:10.1021/ml500409n
日期:2015.6.11
The Aurora kinases are essential for cell mitosis, and the dysregulation of Aurora A and B have been linked to the etiology of human cancers. Investigational agents MLN8054 (8) and alisertib (MLN8237, 10) have been identified as high affinity, selective, orally bioavailable inhibitors of Aurora A that have advanced into human clinical trials. Alisertib (10) is currently being evaluated in multiple Phase II and III clinical trials in hematological malignancies and solid tumors.