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Late-Stage Microsomal Oxidation Reduces Drug–Drug Interaction and Identifies Phosphodiesterase 2A Inhibitor PF-06815189
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posted on 2018-01-04, 00:00 authored by Antonia F. Stepan, Tuan P. Tran, Christopher J. Helal, Maria S. Brown, Cheng Chang, Rebecca E. O’Connor, Michael De Vivo, Shawn D. Doran, Ethan L. Fisher, Stephen Jenkinson, David Karanian, Bethany L. Kormos, Raman Sharma, Gregory S. Walker, Ann S. Wright, Edward X. Yang, Michael A. Brodney, Travis T. Wager, Patrick R. Verhoest, R. Scott ObachLate-stage oxidation using liver
microsomes was applied to phosphodiesterase
2 inhibitor 1 to reduce its clearance by cytochrome P450
enzymes, introduce renal clearance, and minimize the risk for victim
drug–drug interactions. This approach yielded PF-06815189 (2) with improved physicochemical properties and a mixed metabolic
profile. This example highlights the importance of C–H diversification
methods to drug discovery.
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diversificationcytochrome P 450 enzymesvictimclearanceLate-Stage Microsomal OxidationimportanceIdentifies Phosphodiesterase 2drug discoveryapproachmethodprofileInteractionPF -06815189Inhibitor PF -06815189 Late-stage oxidationinteractionphosphodiesterase 2 inhibitor 1physicochemical propertiesliver microsomes
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