Development of a method for the parallel synthesis and purification of N-substituted pantothenamides, known inhibitors of coenzyme A biosynthesis and utilization
作者:Marianne van Wyk、Erick Strauss
DOI:10.1039/b811086g
日期:——
analogues which have been shown to act as inhibitors of coenzyme A biosynthesis and utilization, especially by blocking fatty acid metabolism through formation of inactive acyl carrier proteins. To fully explore the chemical diversity and inhibitory potential of these analogues we have developed a simple method for the parallel synthesis and purification of any number of pantothenamides from a single precursor
The present invention provides compounds that have antimalarial activity. More in particular, the present invention provides novel compounds that are analogues of pantothenamides. The pantothenamide analogues of this invention have particularly low IC50 values against the asexual blood stages and gametocytes of malaria parasites. Furthermore, the pantothenamide analogues of this invention are characterized by low hepatic metabolism. Therefore, pantothenamide analogues of the invention are particularly suitable for use in therapeutic and/or prophylactic treatment of protozoan infections in a human or animal subject in need thereof. The invention further provides pharmaceutical formulations comprising the pantothenamide analogues as well as the therapeutic and/or prophylactic uses of the pantothenamide analogues and pharmaceutical formulations comprising them.
The present invention concerns novel pantothenamide analogues having antimicrobial activity. In particular, the pantothenamide analogues of the present invention are not sensitive to pantetheinase activity. For the first time, pantothenamide analogues are provided that are suitable for use in therapeutic and or prophylactic treatment of microbial infection in a human or animal subject in need thereof.
[EN] PANTOTHENAMIDE ANALOGUES<br/>[FR] ANALOGUES DE PANTOTHÉNAMIDE
申请人:RADBOUD UNI MEDISCH CT
公开号:WO2016072854A2
公开(公告)日:2016-05-12
The present invention concerns novel pantothenamideanalogueshaving antimicrobial activity.In particular, the pantothenamide analoguesof the present invention are not sensitive to pantetheinase activity. The pantothenamide analoguesof the present invention thus, for the first time, are suitable forusein therapeutic and or prophylactic treatment of microbial infection in a human or animal subject in need thereof.