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Bioisosteric Motif

Merck has recently utilised a furo[2,3-b]pyridine core (554) as a bioisosteric replacement for the pyrazole scaffold of rimonabant (382) [328]. The same basic pharmacophore, that of two halo-substituted aryl groups and a third hydrophobic motif proximal to a hydrogen-bond acceptor, can be witnessed in the benzodioxole-based compounds, such as (555), disclosed by Roche [329]. [Pg.301]

To correctly address the problem of identification of target-specific privileged motifs, one should take into account the phenomenon of bioisosterism [26]. Thus, several different bioisosteric structures can constitute only one distinct privileged structural motif. In order to include all possible bioisosteric analogs into one cluster, we use a special algorithm of ChemoSoft based on a collection of rules for bioisosteric conversions described in literature. AH bioisosteric analogs are considered similar with similarity coefficient 1 if they have identical substituents around the central bioisosterically transformed fragment. [Pg.295]

Theme 2 recognizes carboxylic acids or bioisosteres of them. There is, however, a gradation of properties of this Motif that range from charged anionic carboxylate-like to uncharged ester-like with an intermediate... [Pg.94]

Luckily, SAR around the amine motif was more fruitful for Vertex. After making many primary, secondary, and tertiary amines, they found that indole was a favorable bioisostere for bis-benzylamine on 2. Testing all possible regioisomers, indole... [Pg.307]

The technique has been extended to the bifunctional class of azasugar phosphonic acids, for example 99, by exploiting the tolerance of rabbit FruA for the bioisosteric phosphonate nucleophile 56 [231]. The resulting heterocycles are a minimum structural motif of glycosyltransferase transition-state analogs. In a strategy inverse of that employed for compound 99, FucA... [Pg.240]

The propellane motif in particular, while an attractive bioisostere, has been limited in use due the significant challenges involved in its synthesis. The group was first introduced as a replacement for the fert-butyl group by Barbachyn and co-workers. Synthetic approaches to propellanes are somewhat limited, and as with the cubanes improved synthetic routes would undoubtedly increase interest in the motif. [Pg.500]


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