Cuiman Cai
Pfizer
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Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2013
Kentaro Futatsugi; Vincent Mascitti; Cristiano R. W. Guimarães; Nao Morishita; Cuiman Cai; Michael Paul Deninno; Hua Gao; Michael Hamilton; Richard F. Hank; Anthony R. Harris; Daniel W. Kung; Sophie Y. Lavergne; Bruce Allen Lefker; Michael G. Lopaze; Kim F. McClure; Michael John Munchhof; Cathy Préville; Ralph P. Robinson; Stephen W. Wright; Paul D. Bonin; Peter Cornelius; Yue Chen; Amit S. Kalgutkar
A novel GPR119 agonist based on the 2,4,5,6-tetrahydropyrrolo[3,4-c]pyrazole scaffold was designed through lead optimization starting from pyrazole-based GPR119 agonist 1. The design is centered on the conformational restriction of the core scaffold, while minimizing the change in spatial relationships of two key pharmacophoric elements (piperidine-carbamate and aryl sulfone).
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry | 2014
Agustin Casimiro-Garcia; David W. Piotrowski; Catherine M. Ambler; Graciela B. Arhancet; Mary Ellen Banker; Tereece Banks; Carine M. Boustany-Kari; Cuiman Cai; Xiangyang Chen; Rena Eudy; David Hepworth; Catherine A. Hulford; Sandra M. Jennings; Paula M. Loria; Marvin J. Meyers; Donna N. Petersen; Neil Raheja; Matthew F. Sammons; Li She; Kun Song; Derek Vrieze; Liuqing Wei
A novel series of nonsteroidal mineralocorticoid receptor (MR) antagonists identified as part of our strategy to follow up on the clinical candidate PF-03882845 (2) is reported. Optimization departed from the previously described pyrazoline 3a and focused on improving the selectivity for MR versus the progesterone receptor (PR) as an approach to avoid potential sex-hormone-related adverse effects and improving biopharmaceutical properties. From this effort, (R)-14c was identified as a potent nonsteroidal MR antagonist (IC50 = 4.5 nM) with higher than 500-fold selectivity versus PR and other related nuclear hormone receptors, with improved solubility as compared to 2 and pharmacokinetic properties suitable for oral administration. (R)-14c was evaluated in vivo using the increase of urinary Na(+)/K(+) ratio in rat as a mechanism biomarker of MR antagonism. Treatment with (R)-14c by oral administration resulted in significant increases in urinary Na(+)/K(+) ratio and demonstrated this novel compound acts as an MR antagonist.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 1999
Janet S. Plummer; Cuiman Cai; Sheryl Jeanne Hays; John L. Gilmore; Mark R. Emmerling; Walter Michael; Lakshmi Narasimhan; M. Desiree Watson; Kevin K. W. Wang; Rathna Nath; Lori M. Evans; Juan C. Jaen
A series of 2-sulfonyl-4H-3,1-benzoxazinones was prepared that inhibit C1r protease in vitro. Several compounds were found to be selective for C1r verses the related serine protease trypsin. Selected compounds demonstrated functional activity in a hemolysis assay.
Synthetic Communications | 2005
Cuiman Cai; Janet S. Plummer; David T. Connor; Daniel D. Holsworth; Jeremy J. Edmunds
Abstract A new synthetic protocol has been developed to provide entry into a series of novel tricyclic aryltriazole‐3‐thiones analogs. The classical reaction conditions of subjecting an arylhydrazide with thiophosgene to form the thioisocyanate intermediate and ultimately the corresponding aryltriazole‐3‐thione framework were not successful. However, using a combination of carbon disulfide and 1,8‐diazabicyclo[5.4.0]undec‐7‐ene (DBU) to form the thioisocyanate intermediate was found to produce the novel tricyclic aryltriazole‐3‐thiones (5, 8a–c) in good yield.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry | 2007
Noel A. Powell; Fred L. Ciske; Cuiman Cai; Daniel D. Holsworth; Ken Mennen; Chad A. Van Huis; Mehran Jalaie; Jacqueline E. Day; Michelle Mastronardi; Pat McConnell; Igor Mochalkin; Erli Zhang; Michael J. Ryan; John W. Bryant; Wendy Collard; Suzie Ferreira; Chungang Gu; Roxane Collins; Jeremy J. Edmunds
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2006
Daniel D. Holsworth; Cuiman Cai; Xue-Min Cheng; Wayne L. Cody; Dennis M. Downing; Noe Erasga; Chitase Lee; Noel A. Powell; Jeremy J. Edmunds; Michael Andrew Stier; Mehran Jalaie; Erli Zhang; Pat McConnell; Michael J. Ryan; John W. Bryant; Tingsheng Li; Aparna Kasani; Eric Hall; Rajendra Subedi; Mohammad Rahim; Samarendra N. Maiti
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry | 2005
Daniel D. Holsworth; Noel A. Powell; Dennis M. Downing; Cuiman Cai; Wayne L. Cody; J. Michael Ryan; Robert Ostroski; Mehran Jalaie; John W. Bryant; Jeremy J. Edmunds
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2007
Daniel D. Holsworth; Mehran Jalaie; Thomas Richard Belliotti; Cuiman Cai; Wendy Collard; Suzie Ferreira; Noel A. Powell; Michael Andrew Stier; Erli Zhang; Pat McConnell; Igor Mochalkin; Michael J. Ryan; John W. Bryant; Tingsheng Li; Aparna Kasani; Rajendra Subedi; Samarendra N. Maiti; Jeremy J. Edmunds
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2005
Jeffrey T. Kohrt; Kevin J. Filipski; Wayne L. Cody; Cuiman Cai; Danette Andrea Dudley; Chad A. Van Huis; J. Adam Willardsen; Stephen T. Rapundalo; Kamlai Saiya-Cork; Robert J. Leadley; Lakshmi Narasimhan; Erli Zhang; Marc Whitlow; Marc Adler; Kirk Mclean; Yuo-Ling Chou; Cecile McKnight; Damian O. Arnaiz; Kenneth J. Shaw; David Light; Jeremy J. Edmunds
Archive | 2007
Dirk Alan Bornemeier; Cuiman Cai; Kristina Sean Fors; Timothy J. Hagen; Daniel D. Holsworth; Mehran Jalaie; Daniele Leonard; Thomas Shaw Moody; Yukinori Take