Ramesh Samineni
Indian Institute of Chemical Technology
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Organic Letters | 2016
Ramesh Samineni; P. Srihari; Goverdhan Mehta
A general approach involving the insertion of in situ generated aryne into the C-C bond of cyclic 1,3-diketones for rapidly assembling functionalized benzo-fused medium ring carbocycles is delineated. The efficacy of the methodology has been demonstrated through a concise total synthesis of pentacyclic natural product radermachol.
Scientific Reports | 2015
Sumana Chakravarty; Swati Maitra; R. Gajendra Reddy; Tapatee Das; Priya Jhelum; Scherazad Kootar; Wenson D. Rajan; Anumita Samanta; Ramesh Samineni; Srihari Pabbaraja; Steven G. Kernie; Goverdhan Mehta; Arvind Kumar
In search for drugs to treat neuropsychiatric disorders wherein neurotrophic and neurogenic properties are affected, two neurotrophically active small molecules specially crafted following natural product leads based on 2-oxa-spiro[5.5]-undecane scaffold, have been thoroughly evaluated for their neurotrophic, neurogenic and neuroprotective potential in ex vivo primary culture and in vivo zebrafish and mouse models. The outcome of in vivo investigations suggest that one of these molecules is more neurotrophic than neurogenic while the other one is more neurogenic than neurotrophic and the former exhibits remarkable neuroprotection in a mouse acute ischemic stroke model. The molecular mechanisms of action of these compounds appear to be through the TrkB-MEK-ERK-CREB-BDNF pathway as pre-treatment with neurotrophin receptor TrkB inhibitor ANA-12 and MEK inhibitor PD98059 attenuates the neurotrophic action of compounds.
Scientific Reports | 2017
Pranav Chintamani Joshi; Ramesh Samineni; Dwaipayan Bhattacharya; Bommana Raghunath Reddy; Lenin Veeraval; Tapatee Das; Swati Maitra; Abhipradnya Bipin Wahul; Shailaja Karri; Srihari Pabbaraja; Goverdhan Mehta; Arvind Kumar; Sumana Chakravarty
Following our recent discovery of a new scaffold exhibiting significant neurotrophic and neurogenic activities, a structurally tweaked analogue, embodying a 2-oxa-spiro [5.4]decane framework, has been conceptualised and found to be more potent and versatile. It exhibits enhanced neurotrophic and neurogenic action in in vitro, ex vivo and in vivo models and also shows robust neuroprotection in mouse acute cerebral stroke model. The observed attributes are traceable to the predominant activation of the TrkB-PI3K-AKT-CREB pathway. In addition, it also exhibits remarkable anti-neuroinflammatory activity by concurrently down-regulating pro-inflammatory cytokines IL-1α and IL-6, thereby providing a unique molecule with a trinity of neuroactivities, i.e. neurotrophic, neurogenic and anti-inflammatory. The new chemical entity disclosed here has the potential to be advanced as a versatile therapeutic molecule to treat stroke, depression, and possibly other neuropsychiatric disorders associated with attenuated neurotrophic/ neurogenic activity, together with heightened neuroinflammation.
Organic Letters | 2017
Ramesh Samineni; Jaipal Madapa; Srihari Pabbaraja; Goverdhan Mehta
A general, transition-metal-free, one-pot, domino Michael-SNAr or AdNE substitution protocol was devised for spiroannulation of oxindoles with ortho-bromoaryl ynones, β-bromoalkenyl ynones, and β-bromoalkenyl enones in a convenient and efficient manner. As an application, a short synthesis of tetracyclic alkaloid spindomycin B was accomplished.
Tetrahedron Letters | 2012
Goverdhan Mehta; Ramesh Samineni; P. Srihari
Tetrahedron Letters | 2011
Goverdhan Mehta; Ramesh Samineni; P. Srihari
Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry | 2012
Goverdhan Mehta; Ramesh Samineni; P. Srihari; R. Gajendra Reddy; Sumana Chakravarty
Organic Letters | 2017
Ramesh Samineni; Jaipal Madapa; P. Srihari; Goverdhan Mehta
Organic Letters | 2016
Ramesh Samineni; Chandramohan Reddy C. Bandi; P. Srihari; Goverdhan Mehta
Tetrahedron | 2011
Dinh Hung Mac; Ramesh Samineni; Abdul Sattar; S. Chandrasekhar; J. S. Yadav; René Grée