Louis J. Bedell
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Journal of Medicinal Chemistry | 2010
Daniel P. Becker; Thomas E. Barta; Louis J. Bedell; Terri L. Boehm; Brian R. Bond; Jeffery N. Carroll; Chris P. Carron; Gary A Decrescenzo; Alan M. Easton; John N. Freskos; Chris L. Funckes-Shippy; Marcia I. Heron; Susan L. Hockerman; Carol Pearcy Howard; James R. Kiefer; Madeleine H. Li; Karl J. Mathis; Joseph J. Mcdonald; Pramod P. Mehta; Grace E. Munie; Teresa Sunyer; Craig Swearingen; Clara I. Villamil; Dean Welsch; Jennifer M. Williams; Ying Yu; Jun Yao
α-Sulfone-α-piperidine and α-tetrahydropyranyl hydroxamates were explored that are potent inhibitors of MMPs-2, -9, and -13 that spare MMP-1, with oral efficacy in inhibiting tumor growth in mice and left-ventricular hypertrophy in rats and in the bovine cartilage degradation ex vivo explant system. α-Piperidine 19v (SC-78080/SD-2590) was selected for development toward the initial indication of cancer, while α-piperidine and α-tetrahydropyranyl hydroxamates 19w (SC-77964) and 9i (SC-77774), respectively, were identified as backup compounds.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2000
Thomas E. Barta; Daniel P. Becker; Louis J. Bedell; Gary A. De Crescenzo; Joseph J. Mcdonald; Grace E. Munie; Shashi Rao; Huey-Sheng Shieh; Roderick A. Stegeman; Anna M. Stevens; Clara I. Villamil
A series of novel, MMP-1 sparing arylhydroxamate sulfonamides with activity against MMP-2 and -13 is described.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2001
Daniel P. Becker; Thomas E. Barta; Louis J. Bedell; Gary A Decrescenzo; John N. Freskos; Daniel P. Getman; Susan L. Hockerman; Madeleine Li; Pramod P. Mehta; Brent V. Mischke; Grace E. Munie; Craig Swearingen; Clara I. Villamil
Abstract A series of α-amino-β-sulphone hydroxamates was prepared and evaluated for potency versus MMP-13 and selectivity versus MMP-1. Various substituents were employed on the α-amino group (P1 position), as well as different groups attached to the sulphone group extending into P1′. Low nanomolar potency was obtained for MMP-13 with selectivity versus MMP-1 of >1000× for a number of analogues.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2001
Thomas E. Barta; Daniel P. Becker; Louis J. Bedell; Gary A. De Crescenzo; Joseph J. Mcdonald; Pramod P. Mehta; Grace E. Munie; Clara I. Villamil
This letter describes SAR exploration and rat PK optimization of a series of novel, MMP-1 sparing aryl hydroxamate sulfonamides with activity against MMP-2 and MMP-13.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 1996
Gunnar J. Hanson; Jennifer L. Vuletich; Louis J. Bedell; Christine P. Bono; Susan C. Howard; Joseph K. Welply; Susan L. Woulfe; Michelle L. Zacheis
High potency synthetic ligands were designed for rheumatoid arthritis linked Class II MHC, DR4 Dw4. The design strategy utilized isosteric replacements at the p1 and p7 positions and conformational restriction with imino acids pipecolic acid (Pec) and proline at the solvent exposed residues p3 and p5. In particular, SC-67655, (S)-CBA-Val-Pec-Asp-Pro-Thr-NH-n-Pr (IC50 = 50 nM) is a potent and stable pentapeptide DR4 ligand.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2011
Thomas E. Barta; Daniel P. Becker; Louis J. Bedell; Alan M. Easton; Susan L. Hockerman; James R. Kiefer; Grace E. Munie; Karl J. Mathis; Madeleine H. Li; Joseph G. Rico; Clara I. Villamil; Jennifer M. Williams
Seeking compounds preferentially potent and selective for MMP-13, we reported in the preceding Letter on a series of hydroxamic acids with a flexible benzamide tail groups.(1a) Here, we replace the amide moiety with non-hydrolyzable heterocycles in an effort to improve half-life. We identify a hydroxamate tetrazole 4e that spares MMP-1 and -14, shows >400-fold selectivity versus MMP-8 and >600-fold selectivity versus MMP-2, and has a 4.8 h half-life in rats. X-ray data (1.9 Å) for tetrazole 4c is presented.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2010
Vincent Sandanayaka; Bjorn Mamat; Nikhil Bhagat; Louis J. Bedell; Gudrun Halldorsdottir; Heida Sigthorsdottir; Þorkell Andrésson; Alex S. Kiselyov; Mark E. Gurney; Jasbir Singh
Novel piperidine and piperazine derivatives have been designed and tested as inhibitors of LTA(4) hydrolase (LTA(4)H). Most potent compounds showed good potency in both enzymatic and functional human whole blood assay. Crystallography studies further confirmed observed structure-activity relationship and LTA(4)H binding mode for analogs from the piperidine series.
Hypertension | 1995
Ellen G. McMahon; Po-Chang Yang; Maribeth Babler; Stephen E. Bittner; Osman D. Suleymanov; Kimberly J. Cain-Janicki; Louis J. Bedell; Gunnar J. Hanson; Chyung S. Cook
SC-56525 is a nanomolar inhibitor of plasma renin activity in human, cynomolgus monkey, dog, guinea pig, Yucatan micropig, and rabbit but is less active in rat. The oral bioavailability of SC-56525 in conscious dogs at doses of 5 mg/kg IV and 30 mg/kg PO was 66.1 +/- 16.4%. Oral dosing with SC-56525 at 3, 10, and 30 mg/kg in salt-depleted dogs induced a dose-dependent reduction in mean arterial pressure and inhibition of plasma renin activity with no significant effect on heart rate. In two-kidney, one clip renal hypertensive dogs, SC-56525 given orally at 10, 30, and 60 mg/kg daily for 4 days lowered blood pressure significantly. In conscious dogs monitored in their home cages via radiotelemetry, no significant changes in heart rate occurred in response to large drops in blood pressure in both renal hypertensive and salt-depleted dogs with the renin inhibitor SC-56525. SC-56525 is a nanomolar, orally active inhibitor of renin and effectively lowers blood pressure in both salt-depleted and renal hypertensive dogs.
Archive | 2000
Thomas E. Barta; Daniel P. Becker; Louis J. Bedell; Terri L. Boehm; Jeffery N. Carroll; Gary A. DeCrescenzo; Yvette M. Fobian; John N. Freskos; Daniel P. Getman; Joseph J. McDonald; Susan L. Hockerman; Susan C. Howard; Steve A. Kolodziej; Hui Li; Deborah A. Mischke; Joseph G. Rico; Nathan W. Stehle; Michael B. Tollefson; William F. Vernier; Clara I. Villamil
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry | 2005
Daniel P. Becker; Clara I. Villamil; Thomas E. Barta; Louis J. Bedell; Terri L. Boehm; Gary A Decrescenzo; John N. Freskos; Daniel P. Getman; Susan L. Hockerman; Robert M. Heintz; Susan C. Howard; Madeleine H. Li; Joseph J. Mcdonald; Chris P. Carron; Chris L. Funckes-Shippy; Pramod P. Mehta; Grace E. Munie; Craig Swearingen