Beta 3 agonists. Part 1: evolution from inception to BMS-194449
作者:W.N. Washburn、P.M. Sher、K.M. Poss、R.N. Girotra、P.J. McCann、A.V. Gavai、A.B. Mikkilineni、A. Mathur、P. Cheng、T.C. Dejneka、C.Q. Sun、T.C. Wang、T.W. Harper、A.D. Russell、D.A. Slusarchyk、S. Skwish、G.T. Allen、D.E. Hillyer、B.H. Frohlich、B.E. Abboa-Offei、M. Cap、T.L. Waldron、R.J. George、B. Tesfamariam、C.P. Ciosek、D. Ryono、D.A. Young、K.E. Dickinson、A.A. Seymour、C.M. Arbeeny、R.E. Gregg
DOI:10.1016/s0960-894x(01)00628-x
日期:2001.12
Screening of the BMS collection identified 4-hydroxy-3-methylsulfonanilidoethanolamines as full beta 3 agonists. Substitution of the ethanolamine nitrogen with a benzyl group bearing a para hydrogen bond acceptor promoted beta (3) selectivity. SAR elucidation established that highly selective beta (3) agonists were generated upon substitution of C-alpha with either benzyl to form (R)-1,2-diarylethylamines or with aryl to generate 1,1-diarylmethylamines. This latter subset yielded a clinical candidate, BMS-194449 (35).(1) (C) 2001 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.