Stephen Barry Guntrip
University of California, Berkeley
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Journal of Medicinal Chemistry | 2009
Panayiotis A. Procopiou; Victoria J. Barrett; Nicola Bevan; Keith Biggadike; Peter R. Butchers; Diane Mary Coe; Richard Conroy; Dean David Edney; Rita Field; Alison J. Ford; Stephen Barry Guntrip; Brian Edgar Looker; Iain M. McLay; Michael John Monteith; Valerie S. Morrison; Peter J. Mutch; Stephen A. Richards; Rosemary Sasse; Claire E. Smith
A series of saligenin alkoxyalkylphenylsulfonamide beta(2) adrenoceptor agonists were prepared by reacting a protected saligenin oxazolidinone with alkynyloxyalkyl bromides, followed by Sonogashira reaction, hydrogenation, and deprotection. The meta-substituted primary sulfonamide was more potent than the para- and the ortho-analogues. Primary sulfonamides were more potent than the secondary and tertiary analogues. The onset and duration of action in vitro of selected compounds was assessed on isolated superfused guinea pig trachea. Sulfonamide 29b had the best profile of potency, selectivity, onset, and duration of action on both guinea pig trachea and human bronchus. Furthermore, 29b was found to have low oral bioavailability in rat and dog and also to have long duration of action in an in vivo model of bronchodilation. Crystalline salts of 29b were identified that had suitable properties for inhaled administration. A proposed binding mode for 29b to the beta(2)-receptor is presented.
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry | 2014
Panayiotis A. Procopiou; Victoria J. Barrett; Keith Biggadike; Peter R. Butchers; Andrew Craven; Alison J. Ford; Stephen Barry Guntrip; Duncan S. Holmes; Sara Hughes; Anne E. Jones; Brian Edgar Looker; Peter J. Mutch; Mark Ruston; Deborah Needham; Claire E. Smith
A series of novel, potent, and selective human β2 adrenoceptor agonists incorporating a sulfone moiety on the terminal right-hand-side phenyl ring of (R)-salmeterol is presented. Sulfone 10b had salmeterol-like potency and selectivity profile, long duration of action on guinea pig trachea, and longer than salmeterol duration of action in vivo, suitable for once-daily dosing. It had lower than salmeterol oral absorption in rat, lower bioavailability in rat and dog, and a high turnover in human hepatocytes. It was metabolized in human hepatocytes by hydroxylation, oxidation, cleavage, and conjugation; most of the metabolites would be expected to have reduced or no β2 activity. The 4-biphenylsulfonic acid was identified as a crystalline, non-hygroscopic salt of 10b, suitable for inhaled delivery. Furthermore, it was free of any genetic toxicity issues and was considered as a backup to vilanterol.
Archive | 1997
Malcolm Carter; George Stuart Cockerill; Stephen Barry Guntrip; Karen Elizabeth Glaxosmithkline Lackey; Kathryn Jane Smith
Archive | 1997
George Stuart Cockerill; Malcolm Carter; Stephen Barry Guntrip; Kathryn Jane Smith
Archive | 2002
Keith Biggadike; Rita Field; Stephen Barry Guntrip; Brian Edgar Looker
Archive | 2003
Diane Mary GlaxoSmithKline Coe; Stephen Barry Guntrip
Archive | 2003
Alan Michael Chapman; Stephen Barry Guntrip; Brian Edgar Looker; Panayiotis Alexandrou Procopiou
Archive | 2003
Stephen Barry Guntrip; Panayiotis A. Procopiou
Archive | 2004
Ian Baldwin; Michael David Barker; Anthony William Dean; Colin David Eldred; Brian GlaxoSmithKline Evans; Sharon Lisa GlaxoSmithKline Gough; Stephen Barry Guntrip; Julie Nicole Hamblin; Stuart GlaxoSmithKline Holman; Paul Jones; Mika Kristian GlaxoSmithKline Lindvall; Christopher James GlaxoSmithKline Lunniss; Tracy Jane GlaxoSmithKline Redfern; Alison Judith GlaxoSmithKline Redgrave; John Edward Robinson; Michael GlaxoSmithKline Woodrow
Archive | 2005
Keith Biggadike; Diane Mary Coe; Dean David Edney; Stephen Barry Guntrip; Abigail Halton; Brian Edgar Looker; Michael John Monteith; Rebecca Jane Moore; Rajnikant Patel; Panayiotis A. Procopiou