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Compounds from DNDi imidazopyridine collection #27
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Hi Ben, thanks so much for this! We are happy to receive as many of these compounds at UCL as possible and get them tested for MRSA activity. It looks like we should be able to make some analogues that bridge the SAR between this series and ours if any of them turn out to be active. Our shipping address can be found here and we would prefer at least 2 mg of solid compound (If any are in solution I can contact Paul and ask about amount/concentration/etc). I'll plan on doing a low-res MS as QC and can add them to our OSA molecule spreadsheet as well. |
@danaklug No worries, will look into shipping asap. You can run MS if you like but all componuds have NMR & LCMS data already available. |
@danaklug Wheels in motion to get these shipped to you from Imperial, Northeastern and TCG. Will keep you posted. |
@bendndi Amazing, thanks! |
Great stuff Ben! |
Update: Compounds from TGC have been received. @bendndi Just wondering if you have a spreadsheet with SMILES for these compounds so I can add them to the master OSA sheet? |
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@danaklug here is the same info for the componuds coming from Northeastern and Imperial:
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@danaklug and here is some ADME data for some of the componuds:
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Awesome, thanks @bendndi! We'll add all this to the master sheet. |
NEU compounds have arrived as well! |
All compounds from DNDi have now been delivered and will be tested against MRSA in the next round of screening. (They have also all been added to the OSA master sheet with DNDi numbers as vendor ID.) |
UPDATE: The purity of compounds DNDI0003389102 (OSA_000866) and DNDI0003389103 (OSA_000867) are questionable and the biological results are to be excluded. |
Hi all,
As discussed in the meeting last week with @mattodd and others, I've trawled through the DNDi collection of imidazopyridines and pulled the following compounds up as being a) diverse representation and b) probably available for test. Is 30 compounds too many? If so, help me whittle down the ones to test. Note that most if not all are at least 2 jumps away from the hit, and it's therefore unlikely any will be active. But it could be good to test, because if one is active it'll give a new avenue.
Compounds will be shipped from one of three location but can be at UCL relatively painlessly ( they will be coming from Imperial, Northeastern or TCG LS in Kolkata).
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