Hans Kelgtermans,Maxim De Wachter,Stijn Heyndrickx,Sandy El Bkassiny,Tatiana Lacarriere,Chris Laruelle,Jörg Heiermann,Wendy van Bruggen,Katarzyna Drabik,Denis Bucher,Thomas Coudrat,Emilie Jigorel,Kenneth Goossens,Michael Drennan,Martine Vrints,Maarten Verbeeck,Bas Housmans,Damien Ronsse,David Moreno-Delgado,Vahid Nassiri,Mia Jans,Maarten Gees,Emanuelle Wakselman,Line Oste,Monica Borgonovi,Elena Borregán-Ochando,Vladyslav Sushko,Alain Monjardet,Camille Dusserre,Frederique Van Acker,Anouk Blaauw,Stephanie Lavazais,Catherine Jagerschmidt,Didier Merciris,Michael Török-Schafroth,Christian A Seemayer,Katja Conrath,Fabrice A Kolb,Pierre Raboisson,Reginald Brys,David Amantini,Romain Gosmini,Alexis Denis,Juan-Miguel Jimenez,Steve De Vos,Nicolas Desroy
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Structure-Activity Relationship Guided Scaffold Hopping Resulted in the Identification of GLPG4970, a Highly Potent Dual SIK2/SIK3 Inhibitor.
Inhibition of salt-inducible kinases (SIKs) SIK1, SIK2, and SIK3 represents a new potential therapeutic approach for autoimmune and inflammatory disease treatment via modulation of pro-inflammatory and immunoregulatory pathways, particularly inhibition of SIK2 and SIK3. After discovering a new chemotype for SIK inhibition, further optimization of potency, selectivity, ADMET and PK properties resulted in a 1,6-naphtyridine containing molecule GLPG4876 (7). However, 7 was clastogenic when examined in vivo in rat micronucleus assays, preventing further development. Overlay of 7 with GLPG3970 (6) within the SIK3 protein structure inspired the design of pyridine derivatives, leading to the identification of GLPG4970 (8). Compound 8 was negative in genotoxicity screening assays and demonstrated potent SIK2/SIK3 inhibition, for which isoform selectivity was determined in a cellular context. Compound 8 displayed improved potency compared with previously reported SIK inhibitors in biochemical and phenotypic cellular assays, and showed dose-dependent activity in disease relevant mouse pharmacological models of colitis.
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