Archive for the ‘EGF’ Category
AEE-788
Posted by kinasepro on March 16, 2009
aka: NVP-AEE788 is Novartis’ VEGF / EGF ‘Nib (&src, &flt, etc.) in Ph1 for the last 6 years… and unceremoniously off the pipeline.
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WO/2008/124161
Posted by kinasepro on October 22, 2008
Exel’s got Pi3K-a in combination: Reminds one of the XL-147 combo study.
So thats XL-647 ? I hadn’t heard.
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PDB Update
Posted by kinasepro on December 5, 2007
Berkeley’s got a Nature 2007, 450, 741 on a peptide that inhibits EGF
and the PDB’s released yesterday: 2RFD 3.6 Å, 2RF9 3.5 Å, 2RFE 2.9 Å
To understand what they’re talking about I had to read the earlier piece in Cell. You could probably just skip it because the Monkey Wrench breaks it down for you.
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Bayer ‘n Egf
Posted by kinasepro on October 2, 2007
Set of covalent ErbB inhibitors from Bayer:

WO/2007/109279
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ARRY-380: an Array ErbB2 IND
Posted by kinasepro on August 4, 2007
IND: in the books, Market: not impressed. If you’ve been paying attention you already noticed Array’s got ‘n’ ErbB series published 5/24: WO/2007/059257

ARRY-380, a selective, orally-active ErbB-2 inhibitor, has shown efficacy and is well-tolerated in preclinical models of human cancer.
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Oximes from J&J
Posted by kinasepro on July 22, 2007
So J&J has a BMCL describing the amino-pyrimidine-oxime moiety as quinazoline isostere, and a there’s a handful of other applications describing the motif. Here’s a Lapatinib-esque example where they describe the EGF activity: WO/2007/081630

< 2g/d plz
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