A likely backup to CG-930, its a Signal discovered JNK inhibitor for which there is a solid forms app: WO/2008/057252
– no mention of stereochemistry –
Posted by kinasepro on May 15, 2009
A likely backup to CG-930, its a Signal discovered JNK inhibitor for which there is a solid forms app: WO/2008/057252
– no mention of stereochemistry –
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Posted by kinasepro on April 11, 2009
An awful lot like Takeda’s JNK
Roche: WO/2008/138920; WO/2009/015917
Takeda: BMCL; WO/2003/068750; WO/2002/062764
I detect some similarity to SP-600125 within this class, but a cross screen of the older DPPIV inhibitors seem like a more likely origin.
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Posted by kinasepro on April 7, 2009
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Posted by kinasepro on March 4, 2009
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Posted by kinasepro on September 9, 2008
Roche Palo Alto just published 3E7O: JNK2 (7x mutant) bound to an indazole:
Which brings up that nearly two years ago I suggested CC-401 may be from an ’06 Celgene application. Right flavor wrong compound, the drawn compound is CG-930 (IND filed Dec 18, 2007 – claimed in Ph1 for fibrotic diseases). As NCI suggests CC-401 is an SP-600125 analog which incidentally is no longer on the CG pipeline.
That’s life on the edge for yah.
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Posted by kinasepro on November 15, 2007
SD’s got a series of Jnk1 inhibitors in WO/2007/125405:
First half of the compounds look about like that one, and Jnk1 data is given…
Second half appear discretely in the claims and look more like Jnk3 inhibitors to me.
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Posted by kinasepro on October 16, 2007
2R9S is Jnk3 bound in an unusual fasion to a quinoline inhbitor:(Reminds me a little of Vertex’s 2ok1) (BMCL)
2NPQ is p38 bound to 2 molecules of octyl-glucoside:
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Posted by kinasepro on December 15, 2006
Hey Keryx, Good luck with the “Akt, MAPK, and JNK” Phase ii. Don’t’ know anything about the compound other then what you tell us: “KRX-0401 (perifosine) is in-licensed by Keryx from Aeterna Zentaris”
Might take a little digging to get at this one.
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