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(R)-(E)-2-(4-(2-(5-(1-(3,5-dicloropiridin-4-il)etoxi)-1H-indazol-3-il)vinil)-1H-pirazol-1-il)etanol cristalino y su uso como inhibidor de FGFR Download PDFInfo
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Abstract
((R)-(E)-2-(4-(2-(5-(1-(3,5-dicloropiridin-4-il)etoxi)-1H-indazol-3-il)vinil)-1H-pirazol-1-il)etanol cristalino monohidrato.
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analiza un patrón Panalytical para este material, y se valoran la orientación preferida y los efectos estáticos de partícula mediante la comparación del patrón de XRPD simulado con un análisis de cristal único. Se usa un espejo de múltiples capas graduado elípticamente para enfocar los rayos-X de Cu Ka de la fuente a través del espécimen y sobre el detector. Los patrones de difracción se obtienen usando un detector sensible a la posición de exploración (X'Celerator) situado a
5 240 mm del espécimen. Se recogen datos desde 1,01 a 39,99 grados 2θ con un tamaño de paso de 0,017 grados 2θ y una velocidad de exploración de 1,2 grados/min y con una rendija de divergencia de 0,5 grados y una rendija de dispersión de 0,25 grados. Se usa un tope de haz para minimizar el ruido de fondo generado por la dispersión del aire. Se usan rendijas de Soller para los haces incidentes y de difracción para minimizar la divergencia axial. Los picos observados se muestran en la Tabla 1. Se usa un umbral de intensidad del 5%.
10 Tabla 1. Picos observados para el compuesto del Ejemplo 1, XPRD
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- 3,54 ± 0,10
- 24,975 ± 0,726 45
- 7,08 ± 0,10
- 12,485 ± 0,179 10
- 10,62 ± 0,10
- 8,328 ± 0,079 9
- 12,51 ± 0,10
- 7,075 ± 0,057 78
- 13,00 ± 0,10
- 6,812 ± 0,053 37
- 13,60 ± 0,10
- 6,512 ± 0,048 16
- 14,18 ± 0,10
- 6,245 ± 0,044 13
- 14,65 ± 0,10
- 6,046 ± 0,041 100
- 14,97 ± 0,10
- 5,919 ± 0,040 29
- 15,49 ± 0,10
- 5,722 ± 0,037 16
- 16,24 ± 0,10
- 5,459 ± 0,034 35
- 16,59 ± 0,10
- 5,344 ± 0,032 24
- 17,06 ± 0,10
- 5,198 ± 0,030 26
- 17,76 ± 0,10
- 4,995 ± 0,028 20
- 18,49 ± 0,10
- 4,798 ± 0,026 9
- 19,16 ± 0,10
- 4,632 ± 0,024 68
- 20,37 ± 0,10
- 4,361 ± 0,021 44
- 21,67 ± 0,10
- 4,101 ± 0,019 8
- 21,89 ± 0,10
- 4,061 ± 0,018 8
- 22,17 ± 0,10
- 4,010 ± 0,018 22
- 23,02 ± 0,10
- 3,863 ± 0,017 54
- 24,33 ± 0,10
- 3,659 ± 0,015 15
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- 25,25 ± 0,10
- 3,528 ± 0,014 27
- 25,93 ± 0,10
- 3,436 ± 0,013 49
- 26,16 ± 0,10
- 3,406 ± 0,013 16
- 26,77 ± 0,10
- 3,331 ± 0,012 10
- 27,23 ± 0,10
- 3,275 ± 0,012 15
- 28,25 ± 0,10
- 3,159 ± 0,011 10
- 28,59 ± 0,10
- 3,123 ± 0,011 11
- 29,56 ± 0,10
- 3,022 ± 0,010 13
De esta manera, una muestra preparada apropiadamente del Ejemplo 1 puede ser caracterizada por un patrón de difracción de rayos-X usando radiación CuKα, que tiene picos de difracción (valores 2-teta) según se describe en la Tabla 1 y, en particular, que tiene picos en 14,65 en combinación con uno o más de los picos en 3,54, 12,51 y 19,16: y más particularmente que tiene un pico en 14,65; con una tolerancia para los ángulos de difracción de 0,1 grados, más preferiblemente de 0,01 grados.
La regulación aberrante de la ruta FGF/FGFR ha estado implicada en muchas formas de malignidades humanas. Los FGFRs y FGFs están frecuentemente sobre-expresados en numerosos cánceres, y su expresión se correlaciona frecuentemente con un mal pronóstico. Las mutaciones activadoras en el dominio cinasa de FGFR se han encontrado en varios tipos de tumores, incluyendo mama, NSCLC, vejiga, gástrico, próstata, colon y mieloma múltiple. La amplificación genómica del locus FGFR se detectó también en muchos pacientes con cáncer de mama, gástrico y de pulmón. La sobre-expresión de FGFRs o FGFs se ha encontrado también en muchos tipos diferentes de tumores tales como cáncer de vejiga, mieloma múltiple, próstata y de pulmón. Otros cánceres que podrían beneficiarse de la terapia inhibidora de la ruta de la familia del FGFR incluyen AML, cáncer hepático, melanoma, cáncer de cabeza y cuello, cáncer de tiroides, cáncer pancreático, cáncer de células renales, glioblastoma y cáncer testicular. Además de sus papeles en la formación y progreso del tumor, los FGFs y FGFRs son también reguladores clave de angiogénesis, especialmente durante el crecimiento del tumor. El eje FGF/FGFR también desempeña un papel importante en el aumento de otras células estromales del tumor, tales como fibroblastos asociados con cáncer. La regulación ascendente de FGFs conduce también a resistencia a quimioterapias anti-angiogénicas y otras quimioterapias. Finalmente, los inhibidores de molécula pequeña de FGFRs han demostrado actividades anti-tumorales en varios modelos de tumor preclínicos y están siendo explorados en la clínica. Tomada en su conjunto, la ruta FGF/FGFR es esencial para varios procesos celulares importantes en células cancerígenas. Por estas razones, las terapias basadas en usar como objetivo la señalización de FGFRs/FGF pueden afectar tanto a las células tumorales directamente como a la angiogénesis tumoral.
La Preparación 10 es ensayada esencialmente tal como se describe a continuación en los ensayos siguientes: Ensayo de Enzima FGFR1 (unión a filtro), el Ensayo de Enzima FGFR3 (unión a filtro), ensayo de p-ERK inducido por FGF9 basado en células RT-112 (en presencia de BSA) y la detección AlphaScreen SureFire de fosforilación ERK (Thr202/Tyr204) en ensayos basados en células de las Células Endoteliales de la Vena Umbilical Humana (HUVEC). Estos ensayos demuestran que la Preparación 10 es un inhibidor de la ruta de la familia FGFR y tiene actividad anti-cancerígena. De esta manera, los resultados con la forma amorfa de (R)-(E)-2-(4-(2-(5-(1-(3,5-dicloropiridin-4-il)etoxi)-1H-indazol-3-il)vinil)-1Hpirazol-1-il)etanol son indicativos de los resultados con el compuesto de la presente invención. Las formas cristalinas del compuesto son todavía ventajosas debido a que pueden ofrecer las propiedades relativas a la forma anterior de propiedades superiores de manipulación de sólidos a gran escala, facilidad de purificación mediante cristalización y estabilidad termodinámica bajo condiciones de procesamiento y almacenamiento farmacéutico.
Ensayo de Enzima FGFR1 y FGFR3 (unión a filtro)
Se incuba cinasa FGFR1 o FGFR3 (0,15 ng/μl de FGFR1 humano o 0,32 ng/μl de FGFR3 humano) en 50 μl de un tampón que contiene ácido 4-(2-hidroxietil)-1-piperazinetan-sulfónico (HEPES) 10 mM pH 7,5, tris(hidroximetil)aminometano (Tris-HCI) 8 mM, pH 7,5, ditiotreitol (DTT) 5,0 mM, trifosfato de adenosina (ATP) 10,0 μM, MnCl2 10 mM, NaCI150 mM, 0.01% de TRITON® X-100, 0,5 μCi de 33P-ATP y 0,05 μg/μl de Poly(Glu-Tyr). La reacción se lleva a cabo en un volumen de 50 μl a RT durante 30 minutos y, a continuación, se detiene añadiendo 130 μl de H3PO4 al 10%. La reacción (120 μl) se transfiere a una placa de filtro de fibra de vidrio de 1,0 μm de 96 pocillos, se incuba a RT durante 20-30 minutos y, a continuación, se lava 3x en un dispositivo Zoom TITERTEK® con 0,5% de H3PO4. Los pocillos
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