Mark P. Healy
GlaxoSmithKline
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Chemical Communications | 2010
Jonathan P. Reeds; Adrian C. Whitwood; Mark P. Healy; Ian J. S. Fairlamb
(I(t)Pe)AuBr(2)(N-imidate) complexes, prepared in high yield by oxidative bromination, are active catalysts for 1,5-enyne cycloisomerization. An efficient tandem nucleophilic substitution-1,5-enyne cycloisomerization is promoted by these novel Au(III) precatalysts. Catalyst efficacy is affected by the imidate ligand and the silver salt used (e.g. Ag[Al(OC(CF(3))(3))(4)]).
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2010
James Myatt; Mark P. Healy; Gianpaolo Bravi; Andrew Billinton; Christopher Norbert Johnson; Kim L. Matthews; Karamjit S. Jandu; Wenjing Meng; Anne Hersey; David G. Livermore; Clement Douault; Jason Witherington; Rino A. Bit; James E. Rowedder; Nick M. Clayton
Optimization of the novel alpha-2-delta-1 ligand 4 provided compounds 37 and 38 which have improved DMPK profiles, good in vivo analgesic activity and in vitro selectivity over alpha-2-delta-2. An in-house P-gp prediction programme and the MetaSite software package were used to help solve the specific problems of high P-gp efflux and high in vivo clearance.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2011
Mairi Sime; Amanda C. Allan; Paul B. Chapman; Charlotte Fieldhouse; Gerard Martin Paul Giblin; Mark P. Healy; Millard H. Lambert; Lisa M. Leesnitzer; Ann Lewis; Richard A. Rutter; Rosemary Sasse; Barry G. Shearer; Timothy M. Wilson; Robert X. Xu; David Virley
The peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor γ (PPARγ) is a ligand-activated nuclear receptor, thought to play a role in energy metabolism, glucose homeostasis and microglia-mediated neuroinflammation. A novel benzimidazole series of centrally penetrant PPARγ partial agonists has been identified. The optimization of PPARγ activity and in vivo pharmacokinetics leading to the identification of GSK1997132B a potent, metabolically stable and centrally penetrant PPARγ partial agonist, is described.
Catalysis Science & Technology | 2014
Jonathan P. Reeds; Mark P. Healy; Ian J. S. Fairlamb
Gold(III) catalysts mediate 1,5-enyne cycloisomerization or tandem nucleophilic substitution-1,5-enyne cycloisomerization processes in an efficient manner. This study examines the reaction kinetics of 1,5-enyne cycloisomerization, mediated by AuBr2(N-imidate)(NHC) catalysts {where N-imidate = N-tetrafluorosuccinimide (N-TFS) or N-phthalimide (N-phthal) and NHC = N,N′-di-tert-pentylimidazol-2-ylidene (ItPe)}, in the presence of AgOTf, in comparison with AuIIIBr3(NHC) and AuIBr(NHC). The nature of N-imidate anion influences catalyst efficacy. NMR spectroscopic investigations have allowed the ease of reduction of AuBr2(N-TFS)(NHC) to AuIX(NHC) (where X = N-TFS or Br) to be examined. Br2 is liberated from AuIII, which has been trapped by a sacrificial alkene. Under working catalyst conditions cationic AuIII is reduced to AuI.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2018
Mark P. Healy; Amanda C. Allan; Kristin Bailey; Andy Billinton; Iain P. Chessell; Nicholas Maughan Clayton; Gerard Martin Paul Giblin; Melanie A. Kay; Tarik Khaznadar; Anton D. Michel; Alan Naylor; Helen Susanne Price; David J. Spalding; David Andrew Stevens; Martin E. Swarbrick; Alex W. Wilson
A novel series of EP4 agonists and antagonists have been identified, and then used to validate their potential in the treatment of inflammatory pain. This paper describes these novel ligands and their activity within a number of pre-clinical models of pain, ultimately leading to the identification of the EP4 partial agonist GSK726701A.
Alzheimers & Dementia | 2008
David C. Harrison; Julie Hawkins; Sharlin Ahmed; Robert P. Davis; Ishrut Hussain; Beverley Smith; Mark P. Healy; Gerard Martin Paul Giblin; Jill C. Richardson; Adrian Hall; M. Isabel Gonzalez
have focused on the use of neuroprotective agents, which can decrease A levels, several of which have also been found to regulate synaptic activity. Colivelin is a novel synthetic hybrid peptide that has been shown to have neuroprotective effects against familial AD (FAD) genes and A peptides in vitro, ameliorating functional memory impairment of mice induced soluble toxic amyloidin vivo. Methods: Field excitatory postsynaptic potentials in the CA1 region of acute mouse hippocampal slices were recorded to monitor the potential role of colivelin on synaptic plasticity. Results: We found that the application of colivelin caused a significant enhancement (p 0.05) of basal synaptic transmission at concentrations as low as 10 pM. Conclusions: Our results indicate that colivelin may play a role in basal synaptic transmission at the Schaffer collateral-CA1 synapse through a presynaptic mechanism. Our study also suggests that colivelin may ameliorate cognitive dysfunction prior to the onset of AD pathology.
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2007
Adrian Hall; Stephen John Atkinson; Susan H. Brown; Iain P. Chessell; Anita Chowdhury; Gerard Martin Paul Giblin; Paul Goldsmith; Mark P. Healy; Karamjit S. Jandu; Matthew R. Johnson; Anton D. Michel; Alan Naylor; Jennifer Sweeting
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2006
Adrian Hall; Stephen John Atkinson; Susan H. Brown; Iain P. Chessell; Anita Chowdhury; Nicholas Maughan Clayton; Tanya Coleman; Gerard Martin Paul Giblin; Robert J. Gleave; Beverley Hammond; Mark P. Healy; Matthew R. Johnson; Anton D. Michel; Alan Naylor; Riccardo Novelli; David J. Spalding; Sac P. Tang
Organometallics | 2013
Jonathan P. Reeds; Adrian C. Whitwood; Mark P. Healy; Ian J. S. Fairlamb
Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters | 2007
Adrian Hall; Susan H. Brown; Anita Chowdhury; Gerard Martin Paul Giblin; Mairi Gibson; Mark P. Healy; David G. Livermore; Richard J. Wilson; Alan Naylor; D. Anthony Rawlings; Shilina Roman; Emma Ward; Caroline Willay