“…6,25,26 Pyrrolopyrimidines have been reported to bind to the Tie-2 kinase domain (Figure 2) [27][28][29] However, no specific details were available with regard to Tie-2 kinase/cellular potency, selectivity, SAR, ADMET and in vivo attributes. Later on there have been several reports on non-pyrrolopyrimidine based Tie-2 inhibitors 30,31 but few showed kinase selectivity at the time.…”