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Tetrahedron | 1983

An efficient synthesis of 2-substituted-thio-6-hydroxyethyl-penem-3-carboxylic acids via 2-thioxopenams

William J. Leanza; Frank P. DiNinno; David A. Muthard; Robert R. Wilkening; Kenneth J. Wildonger; Ronald W. Ratcliffe; Burton G. Christensen

Abstract Allyl and p -nitrobenzyl (5R, 6S)-6-[(R)-1-(t-butyldimethylsilyloxy)ethyl]-2-thioxopenam-3-carboxylates ( 19 ) were synthesized by base mediated cyclization of the corresponding 1-carboxylmethyl-4-phenoxy (thiocarbonyl)thio-2-azetidinones ( 16 ). The thioxopenams underwent alkylation and Michael reactions to produce 2-alkylthio- and 2-alkenylthio-penem derivatives 20 and 21 .


Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 1999

Synthesis and activity of 2-(sulfonamido)methyl-carbapenems: Discovery of a novel, anti-MRSA 1,8-naphthosultam pharmacophore

Robert R. Wilkening; Ronald W. Ratcliffe; Kenneth J. Wildonger; Lovji D. Cama; Kevin D. Dykstra; Frank P. DiNinno; Timothy A. Blizzard; Milton L. Hammond; James V. Heck; Karen Dorso; E.St. Rose; Joyce Kohler; Gail G. Hammond

A series of 1beta-methyl carbapenems substituted at the 2-position with lipophilic, acyclic and cyclic (sulfonamido)methyl groups was prepared and evaluated for activity against resistant gram-positive bacteria. From these studies, the 1,8-naphthosultamyl group emerged as a novel, PBP2a-binding, anti-MRSA pharmacophore worthy of further exploration.


Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 1999

Synthesis and properties of 2-(naphthosultamyl)methyl-carbapenems with potent anti-MRSA activity: discovery of L-786,392.

Ronald W. Ratcliffe; Robert R. Wilkening; Kenneth J. Wildonger; Sherman T. Waddell; Gina M. Santorelli; D.L. Parker; Jerry D. Morgan; Timothy A. Blizzard; Milton L. Hammond; James V. Heck; Joann Huber; Joyce Kohler; Karen Dorso; E.St. Rose; Jon G. Sundelof; Walter J. May; Gail G. Hammond

A series of 1beta-methyl-2-(naphthosultamyl)methyl-carbapenems bearing dicationic groups on the naphthosultamyl moiety was prepared and evaluated for activity against resistant gram-positive bacteria. Based on a combination of excellent in vitro antibacterial activity, acceptable mouse acute toxicity, and a desirable fragmentation pattern on beta-lactam ring opening, the analog 2g (L-786,392) was selected for extended evaluation.


Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 1995

Benzothiazolylthio carbapenems: potent anti-MRSA agents

Sherman T. Waddell; Ronald W. Ratcliffe; Sandra P. Szumiloski; Kenneth J. Wildonger; Robert R. Wilkening; Timothy A. Blizzard; Joann Huber; Joyce Kohler; Karen Dorso; Earl St. Rose; Jon G. Sundelof; Gail G. Hammond

Abstract A series of sulfur-linked benzothiazolyl carbapenems has been prepared and evaluated against a battery of microorganisms. Many of the compounds displayed good activity against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Data is presented which delimits the pharmacophore and provides a preliminary SAR.


Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2006

The discovery of tetrahydrofluorenones as a new class of estrogen receptor β-subtype selective ligands

Robert R. Wilkening; Ronald W. Ratcliffe; E.C. Tynebor; Kenneth J. Wildonger; A.K. Fried; Milton L. Hammond; Ralph T. Mosley; Paula M. D. Fitzgerald; Neelam Sharma; Brian M. McKeever; Stefan Nilsson; M. Carlquist; Ann-Gerd Thorsell; Louis Locco; R. Katz; Katalin Frisch; Elizabeth T. Birzin; Hilary A. Wilkinson; S. Mitra; S. Cai; Edward C. Hayes; James M. Schaeffer; Susan P. Rohrer


Archive | 1977

Substituted N-methylene derivatives of thienamycin

Burton G. Christensen; William J. Leanza; Kenneth J. Wildonger


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1989

Studies on the structures of imipenem, dehydropeptidase I-hydrolyzed imipenem, and related analogs

Ronald W. Ratcliffe; Kenneth J. Wildonger; Lisa Di Michele; Alan W. Douglas; Richard Hajdu; Robert T. Goegelman; James P. Springer; Jordan Hirshfield


Science | 1999

Reduced Immunotoxicity and Preservation of Antibacterial Activity in a Releasable Side-Chain Carbapenem Antibiotic

Hugh Rosen; Richard Hajdu; Lynn L. Silver; Helmut Kropp; Karen Dorso; Joyce Kohler; Jon G. Sundelof; Joann Huber; Gail G. Hammond; Jesse J. Jackson; Charles Gill; R Thompson; Barbara A. Pelak; Jeffrey H. Epstein-Toney; George R. Lankas; Robert R. Wilkening; Kenneth J. Wildonger; Timothy A. Blizzard; Frank P. DiNinno; Ronald W. Ratcliffe; James V. Heck; John W. Kozarich; Milton L. Hammond


Tetrahedron | 1983

Total synthesis of thienamycin analogs—III

Lovji D. Cama; Kenneth J. Wildonger; Ravindranath Guthikonda; Ronald W. Ratcliffe; Burton G. Christensen


Archive | 1980

N-Alkyl-N-iminomethyl derivatives of thienamycin

Burton G. Christensen; William J. Leanza; Kenneth J. Wildonger

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