Comb Chem Flashcards

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How many organic molecules MW <850 are there?
How many have drug like properties?
From commercially avail catalogues how many combos?

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10^200
10^4
6000000
Ridiculously big

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Steps of drug disco

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Choose target
Biology validation
Lead discovery
SAR/refinement
Lead optimisation
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Comb chem

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Technique for producing large no of compounds in less time

Using defend reaction routes, large variety of starting materials and reagents

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Comb synthesis

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All possible compounds from a range of stating materials generated together - library

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3 requirements for comb chem

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Highly efficient chemistry
Limited work up, isolation and purification
Rapid through put……. Automation

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Three main comb strategies

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Mixed (spilt and pool)
Parallel
Miniaturisation (eg spot synthesis)

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Advantages of comb synth 4

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Increase productivity
Prevent chemistry bottle necks
Companies can patent sooner
Cost saving and increased time for revenue generation

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7
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Comb chem was inspired by

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SPPS

Solid phase peptide synthesis

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SPPS

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Peptide synthesis in solution
At each step it is isolated, purified and characterised

(A very long process if many amino acids)

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Merrifield process

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Attach starting material (First amino acid) to solid support ( resin bead)

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Advantages of the resin bead solid support? 2

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After each reaction we just wash off by products no sxcess…. We don’t need to isolate and purify
Can be automated

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How to ensure reaction goes to completion?

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Use large excess of reactants.

At the end of reaction we just remove insoluble material

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Parallel synthesis for four dipeoetides involves how many steps

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8
4 individual coupling reactions +
4 cleaving the molecules from the polymers

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Mix and spilt synthesis requires how many steps for 4 amino acids?

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4
Mix the polymers together so you have 2 mixtures.
React one mixture with one amino acid (2)
Remove polymers from both mixtures (2)
2+2=4

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14
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Mix and split results in

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Sub mixtures

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15
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When calculating the number of steps remember

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In practice you always need more, this is a minimum

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Pro and con of mix and split?

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Pro: fewer step so more practical for larger libraries
Con: you end up with a mixture

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Ways around the issue of it being a mixture?

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Test it while it’s still attached to the bead? (Fewer steps)

Test it while in a mixture, maybe only one has activity, you can go back and loot at it by conventional methods

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Tea bag method

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Each batch leads to individual compound that is kept physically separate in porous bag ( parallel synthesis with the efficiency of mix and split)

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Microkans and nanokans

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Polyethylene tea bag fitted with rf tag for automated sorting

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Advantage of tea bagging

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Allows combining the tea bags for common steps

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Linkers

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  • a unit attached to the solid support that contains a functional group which the starting material in the synthesis can react with (i.e. provides point of attachment for small molecules)
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When selecting linker consider

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functional group(s) present in the chosen starting materials, and the functional group required in the product (after cleavage from the solid phase)

23
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Linkers … How to attach carboxylic acid, amine, alcohol

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Ester
Displace a Cl in som strange three benzene ring ting
Ether

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Traceless linkers and “cyclo-release” 2
On cleavage form resin functional group is replaced with hydrogen Or Functional group used to join to starting materials is incorporated into product
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Multicomponent reactions
Three or more different reactive compounds each with functional group chosen to be compatible. Mid together to get a structures with lots of diversity.
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In Multicomponent reactions how to we get rid of unchanged starting materials?
Scavenger resins for solution synthesis
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Scavenger resins
a(excess) + b -> ab + a(excess) (all in solution) Add solid scavenger for A Filter and evaporate, leaving just ab
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Supported reagents
Reagent (enzyme) on a solid support used with reaction in solution
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Comb chem was made becuase
Traditional techniques could not keep up the pace for demand of early small molecule lead discovery