EXAM 4 - Organic Synthesis in Drug Development 2 Flashcards

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What are good properties of a scaffold?

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  • flexible (bc you don’t know the active conformation yet)
  • FG arms should be evenly spaced
  • MW < 350
  • easily prepared
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What are good functional groups?

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  • amine
  • hydroxyl
  • substituted aromatic rings
  • diverse
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Name what functional groups are not ideal for scaffolds.

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  • nitrile (NO2)
  • aldehydes (CHO)
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Describe deconvolution.

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If the first library is active –> which of the compounds are the most active –> which is the lead compound?
* identifying which specific compound of a combinatorial library is the active compound

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If the screen library is tested, and all mixtures are active, then…

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Test at a lower concentration.

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If the screen library is tested, and some mixtures are active, then…

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deconvolution to determine active compound.

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If the screen library is tested, and no mixtures are active, then…

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if it is first screen –> test at higher concentration
if it is not the first screen –> test another library

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D) Test each mixture at 20 uM
* test mixture at a higher concentration

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Explain the difference between diversity-oriented synthesis (DOS) and combinatorial chemistry.

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Traditional combinatorial chemistry –> focuses on ‘drug-like’ molecules
* occupy a narrow region of “chemical space” (e.g. benzodiazepines)
* not diverse - 1000+ compounds that look the same
* if one is active… most likely a lot of them are (bc they’re so similar)

DOS –> libraries of diverse compounds that explore more “chemical space”
* tests compounds that look very different structurally

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Describe chemical development.

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Creating a reaction sequence to prepare up to ~1 kg of the drug.
* 1 kg is used for .. initial preclinical testing, toxicity studies and formulation

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Describe chemical development.

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Creating a reaction sequence to prepare up to ~1 kg of the drug.
* 1 kg is used for .. initial preclinical testing, toxicity studies and formulation

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12
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Describe process development.

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Reworking of the synthetic route to produce ton quantities of the drug with consistent yield and purity.
* greater than 1 kg
* reduce number of steps
* reduce need for purification at each step
* consistent production of drug

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Describe process development.

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Reworking of the synthetic route to produce ton quantities of the drug with consistent yield and purity. (make a lot of drug) z
* greater than 1 kg
* reduce number of steps
* reduce need for purification at each step
* consistent production of drug

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B) To synthesize compounds that occupy a wider range of chemical space.

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B) To synthesize compounds that occupy a wider range of chemical space.

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