2012
DOI: 10.1021/ml3001165
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Discovery of an Orally Available, Brain Penetrant BACE1 Inhibitor That Affords Robust CNS Aβ Reduction

Abstract: Inhibition of BACE1 to prevent brain Aβ peptide formation is a potential disease-modifying approach to the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. Despite over a decade of drug discovery efforts, the identification of brain-penetrant BACE1 inhibitors that substantially lower CNS Aβ levels following systemic administration remains challenging. In this report we describe structure-based optimization of a series of brain-penetrant BACE1 inhibitors derived from an iminopyrimidinone scaffold. Application of structure-bas… Show more

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“…B. Iminopyrimidinone-based inhibitor 1 discovered by Merck (MK8698). 7 C. Aminothiazine-based inhibitor 2 discovered by Eli Lilly (LY2811376). 8 The two endo- and exocyclic amines on the ABM are highlighted by a red rectangle.…”
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“…B. Iminopyrimidinone-based inhibitor 1 discovered by Merck (MK8698). 7 C. Aminothiazine-based inhibitor 2 discovered by Eli Lilly (LY2811376). 8 The two endo- and exocyclic amines on the ABM are highlighted by a red rectangle.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The pH-induced dissociation of 2 is a consequence of the protonation of Asp32 and offers an explanation for the significantly reduced binding affinity and activity of 2 when measured under the most active pH condition of the enzyme. 7,8 We note that, since dissociation of the inhibitor occurs on a longer time scale compared to our limited simulation length, the fraction of unbound configurations shown in Figure 3C is likely not quantitative. However, a quantitative prediction of binding affinity is not in the scope of the current work as the simulation length required for absolute convergence of the entire ensemble of unbound configurations is prohibitively expensive.…”
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“…Details of the protocols for X-ray crystallography, aspartyl protease K i , and cell Aβ40 IC 50 assays and in vivo rat CSF studies can be found in ref 21.…”
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