Potent norovirus inhibitors based on the acyclic sulfamide scaffold
摘要:
The development of small molecule therapeutics to combat norovirus infection is of considerable interest from a public health perspective because of the highly contagious nature of noroviruses. A series of amino acid-derived acyclic sulfamide-based norovirus inhibitors has been synthesized and evaluated using a cell-based replicon system. Several compounds were found to display potent anti-norovirus activity, low toxicity, and good aqueous solubility. These compounds are suitable for further optimization of pharmacological and ADMET properties. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Potent norovirus inhibitors based on the acyclic sulfamide scaffold
摘要:
The development of small molecule therapeutics to combat norovirus infection is of considerable interest from a public health perspective because of the highly contagious nature of noroviruses. A series of amino acid-derived acyclic sulfamide-based norovirus inhibitors has been synthesized and evaluated using a cell-based replicon system. Several compounds were found to display potent anti-norovirus activity, low toxicity, and good aqueous solubility. These compounds are suitable for further optimization of pharmacological and ADMET properties. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Potent norovirus inhibitors based on the acyclic sulfamide scaffold
作者:Dengfeng Dou、Kok-Chuan Tiew、Sivakoteswara Rao Mandadapu、Mallikarjuna Reddy Gunnam、Kevin R. Alliston、Yunjeong Kim、Kyeong-Ok Chang、William C. Groutas
DOI:10.1016/j.bmc.2012.01.030
日期:2012.3
The development of small molecule therapeutics to combat norovirus infection is of considerable interest from a public health perspective because of the highly contagious nature of noroviruses. A series of amino acid-derived acyclic sulfamide-based norovirus inhibitors has been synthesized and evaluated using a cell-based replicon system. Several compounds were found to display potent anti-norovirus activity, low toxicity, and good aqueous solubility. These compounds are suitable for further optimization of pharmacological and ADMET properties. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.