Evaluation of spiropiperidine hydantoins as a novel class of antimalarial agents
作者:Marvin J. Meyers、Elizabeth J. Anderson、Sarah A. McNitt、Thomas M. Krenning、Megh Singh、Jing Xu、Wentian Zeng、Limei Qin、Wanwan Xu、Siting Zhao、Li Qin、Christopher S. Eickhoff、Jonathan Oliva、Mary A. Campbell、Stacy D. Arnett、Michael J. Prinsen、David W. Griggs、Peter G. Ruminski、Daniel E. Goldberg、Ke Ding、Xiaorong Liu、Zhengchao Tu、Micky D. Tortorella、Francis M. Sverdrup、Xiaoping Chen
DOI:10.1016/j.bmc.2015.02.050
日期:2015.8
the chloroquine-resistant Dd2 strain. Remarkably, these compounds do not inhibit human aspartic proteases BACE, cathepsinsD and E, or Plasmodium plasmepsins II and IV despite their similarity to known BACE inhibitors. Although the current leads suffer from poor metabolic stability, they do fit into a drug-like chemical property space and provide a new class of potent antimalarial agents for further