Rainer E. Martin , Alexander L. Satz , Christoph Kuratli, Daniel Hunziker , Patrizio Mattei , Jérôme Hert , Christoph Ullmer , Markus G. Rudolph , André M. Alker, Remo Hochstrasser, Andreas Marx, Martin Binder, Stephan Müller
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Optimization of a DNA encoded library derived autotaxin inhibitor hit to a potent in vivo LPA lowering quinazolinone compound with a non‑zinc binding mode
In recent years, lysophospholipase autotaxin (ATX) has emerged as an attractive target for treating a variety of human diseases, including inflammation, neurodegeneration, angiogenesis, cancer, ocular and fibrotic diseases, among others. Starting with the quinazolinone hit structure 1, which emerged from a DNA-encoded library screen, the potent, non-Zn2+ binding ATX inhibitor 31 with good overall physicochemical properties has been developed. This compound demonstrated a sustained reduction of lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) in an in vivo rat experiment, qualifying it as a proof-of-concept compound for further mechanistic studies.
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Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters presents preliminary experimental or theoretical research results of outstanding significance and timeliness on all aspects of science at the interface of chemistry and biology and on major advances in drug design and development. The journal publishes articles in the form of communications reporting experimental or theoretical results of special interest, and strives to provide maximum dissemination to a large, international audience.