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Discovery of the First Highly Selective and Broadly Effective Macrocycle-Based Type II TRK Inhibitors that Overcome Clinically Acquired Resistance.
Journal of medicinal chemistry - 28 Apr 2022
Wang Zuqin, Wang Jie, Wang Yongjin, Xiang Shuang, Song Xiaojuan, Tu Zhengchao, Zhou Yang, Zhang Zhi-Min, Zhang Zhang, Ding Ke, Lu Xiaoyun
Abstract excerpt
Tropomyosin receptor kinase (TRK) secondary mutations mediating acquired resistance, especially at the solvent-front (SF) and the DFG motif, represent an unmet clinical need. Small-molecule macrocyclic kinase inhibitors have displayed significant advantages in overcoming clinical resistance driven by kinase mutations; however, all reported small-molecule macrocyclic TRK inhibitors are all type I inhibitors and...
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