Patent Application: US-57296695-A

Abstract:
the present invention provides certain 6 - hetarylalkyloxy pyrimidine derivatives of formula ii ## str1 ## wherein r is a cyclic group having at least one 5 - or 6 - membered heterocyclic ring , optionally with a carbocyclic or heterocyclic ring fused thereto , the or each heterocyclic ring having at least one hetero atom chosen from o , n , or s , or a substituted derivative thereof ; or phenyl or a substituted derivative thereof , r 2 is selected from h , c 1 - c 5 alkyl , halogen or nh 2 , r 4 and r 5 which are the same or different are selected from h , nh 2 or no n where n = 1 or 2 , or r 4 and r 5 together with the pyrimidine ring form a 5 - or 6 - membered ring structure containing one or more heterocyclic atoms , and pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof , exhibit the ability to deplete o 6 - alkylguanine - dna alkyltransferase activity .

Description:
examples of compound of the invention are shown in tables 1a and 1b . they were synthesized by the procedures presented below , adapted as appropriate . a . o 6 - substituted hypoxanthines were made by the action of alkoxide rch 2 ona on the quaternary salt n , n , n - trimethyl - 1h - purin - 6 - aminium chloride . 1 b . o 6 - substituted 2 - methylhypoxanthines were made similarly , from the quaternary salt from diazabicyclooctane ( dabco ) and 6 - chloro - 2 - methylpurine . 2 . c . o 6 - substituted 2 - fluorohypoxanthines were made by diazolisation of the corresponding guanines using sodium nitrite and concentrated fluoboric acid at - 25 ° c . 3 d . o 6 - substituted 9 -( 2 - hydroxyethoxymethyl ) guanines were made by condensing the corresponding guanines after silylation with 2 - acetoxyethoxymethyl bromide in the presence of mercuric cyanide followed by saponificationb of the o - acetyl group . 4 e . o 6 - substituted 8 - hydroxyguanines were made from 6 - hetarylmethyl - 2 , 4 , 5 - triaminopyrimidines and 1 , 1 - carbonyldiimidazole in dmf . 5 reaction of 6 - chloro - 2 , 4 - diaminopyrimidine with alkoxide in dmso , followed by nitrosation with sodium nitrite in aqueous acetic acid and reduction using sodium hydrosulphite in aqueous dmf , fave the 2 , 4 , 5 - triamines . o 6 - substituted 8 - azaguanines were made from the above triamines and sodium nitrite in aqueous acetic acid . 6 b . o 6 - substituted 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanines were made from the alkoxide rch 2 ona and 2 - amino - 6 - chloro - 8 - aza - 7 - deazapurine 7 in sulfolane or from the dabco quaternary salt ( in dmso solvent ) derived from it . a . o 6 - substituted 8 - oxaguanines were made by lead tetraacetate oxidation 8 of 6 - hetarylmethyl - 2 , 4 - diamino - 5 - nitrosopyrimidines obtained as under type ie . b . o 6 - substituted 8 - thiaguanines were made from the triamine intermediates under type ie and n - tosylthionylimine in pyridine . 9 c . o 4 - substituted pterins were made from these triamines and glyoxal with sodium metabisulphite . 10 a and b . these pyrimidines were obtained as under type ie . c . o 6 - substituted 2 , 4 - diamino - 5 - nitropyrimidines were made by the action of alkoxide rch 2 ona in dmso on 6 - chloro - 2 , 4 - diamino - 5 - nitropyrimidine . 11 compounds of formula ii in which y is r &# 34 ; xchr &# 39 ;&# 34 ;. ( seco - nucleosides ) may be prepared by an analogous preparation to the reaction of o 6 - benzylguanine with α - chloro - ethers ( maccoss et al ., tetrahedron lett . ; european patent application no . 184 , 473 ., loc . cit .) or with alkyl bromides ( e . g . kjellberg , liljenberg and johansson , tetrahedron lett ., 1986 , 27 , 877 ; moschel , mcdougall , dolan , stine , and pegg , j . med . chem ., 1992 , 35 , 4486 ). typical &# 34 ; sugar &# 34 ; components corresponding to r &# 34 ; xchr &# 39 ;&# 34 ;, leading to seco - nucleosides , are made by methods described in e . g . mccormick and mcelhinney , j . chem . soc ., perkin trans . 1 , 985 , 93 ; lucey , mccormick and mcelhinney , j . chem . soc , perkin trans . 1 , 1990 , 795 . compounds of formula ii in which y is ribosyl or deoxyribosyl ( nucleosides ) may be prepared by methods analogous to the syntheses of o 6 - benzylguanine riboside and 2 - deoxyriboside ( moschel et al . 1992 ; cf . gao , fathi , gaffney et al ., j . org . chem ., 1992 , 57 , 6954 ; moschel , hudgins and dipple , j . amer . chem . soc ., 1981 , 103 , 5489 ) ( see preparation of ribosides above ). the amount of the compound of the present invention to be used varies according to the effective amount required for treating tumour cells . a suitable dosage is that which will result in a concentration of the compound of the invention in the tumor cells to be treated which results in the depletion of atase activity , e . g . about 1 - 2000 mg / kg body weight , and preferably 1 - 800 mg / kg body weight , particularly 1 - 120 mg / kg body weight , prior to chemotherapy with an alkylating agent . the pharmaceutical composition of the invention may be formulated in conventional forms with conventional excipients , as described for example in u . s . pat . nos . 5 , 091 , 430 and 5 , 352 , 669 , the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference in their entirety . the composition may contain the inactivator according to the invention together with an alkylating agent ; or the composition may comprise two parts , one containing the inactivator and the other containing the alkylating agent . the method of administering the compounds of the invention to a host may also be a conventional method , as described in u . s . pat . nos . 5 , 091 , 430 and 5 , 352 , 669 for example . for administration of an inactivator according to the invention to patients , the pharmaceutical composition may suitably contain the inactivator in a suitable vehicle such as 40 % polyethyleneglycol 400 in saline solution , or in saline or 3 % ethanol ( in saline ), for intravenous injection , or in a powder form in suitable capsules for oral administration . alkylating agents may be administered in accordance with known techniques and in conventional forms of administration , as described in u . s . pat . nos . 5 , 091 , 430 and 5 , 352 , 669 for example or preferably as a single dose immediately after or up to 24 hours after but preferably around 2 hours after administration of the atase inactivating agents and also at doses lower than those used in standard treatment regimen . a reduction in dose may be necessary because the inactivators would generally be anticipated to increase the toxicity of the alkylating agents . examples of chloroethylating agents include 1 , 3 bis ( 2 - chloroethyl )- 1 - nitrosourea ( bcnu ), 1 -( 2 - chloroethyl )- 3 - cyclohexyl - 1 - nitrosourea ( ccnu ), fotemustine , mitozolomide and clomesone and those described in mccormick , mcelhinney , mcmurry and maxwell j . chem . soc , perkin trans . i , 1991 , 877 and bibby , double , mccormick , mcelhinney , radacic , pratesi and dumont anti - cancer drug design , 1993 , 8 , 115 . examples of methylating agents include temozolomide u . s . pat . no . 5 , 260 , 291 the contents of which are incorporated herein in their entirety ) and dacarbazine , procarbazine , and streptozocin . the cdna cloning and overexpression of the human atase has been reported previously 23 . purification of the recombinant proteins was achieved either by affinity chromatography through a dna - cellulose column as described by wilkinson et al ., 25 , 26 , or by deae - cellulose ion - exchange chromatography . for the latter , the atase protein was partially purified by ammonium sulphate precipitation ( 30 - 60 %) and dialyzed against 10 mm tris - hcl ph 7 . 5 , 1 mm dtt , 2 mm edta , 10 % glycerol , before loading on a deae - cellulose column . the atase was then eluted with a 0 - 0 . 1 m nacl gradient . the purified human atase protein retained activity for more than one year when stored at high concentration at - 20 ° c . in buffer i 50 mm - tris / hcl ( ph 8 . 3 ) 3 mm - dithiothreitol / 1 mm - edta ! and could be thawed and refrozen several times without substantial loss of activity . compounds to be tested were dissolved in dmso to a final concentration of 10 mm and diluted just before use in buffer i containing 1 mg / ml bovine serum albumin ( ibsa ). recombinant atase was diluted in ibsa and titrated in order that the reaction be conducted under atase , and not substrate , limiting conditions . in each assay , fixed amounts of atase ( 60 - 75 fmol ) were incubated with varying amounts of o 6 - benzylguanine , or test compound in a total volume of 200 ul of ibsa containing 10 ug of calf thymus dna at 37 ° c . for 1 hour . atase substrate dna was prepared by incubation of purified calf thymus dna with n - 3 h !- methyl - n - nitrosurea ( 18 . 7 ci / mmole , amersham international ). the 3 h !- methylated - dna substrate ( 100 ul containing 6 . 7 ug of dna and 100 fmol of o 6 - methylguanine ) was added and incubation continued at 37 ° for 1 hour , until the reaction was completed . following acid hydrolysis of the dna as previously described 21 the 3 h !- methylated protein was recovered and quantitated by liquid scintillation counting . samples were typically assayed in duplicate and experiments repeated several times . i 50 is the concentration of inactivator required to produce a 50 % reduction in atase activity . the results of the at assay are shown in table 2 . many of the compounds tested were more efficient in inactivating atase than o 6 - benzylguanine . in accordance with the results in the parent application , compounds in which r is a heterocyclic group were more efficient than the comparable compounds having benzyloxy side chains . in general the compounds in which rch 2 is substituted or unsubstituted thenyl were the most efficient , the most preferred being halo - substituted thenyl having its halo substituent in a 1 , 3 - relationship with the methyleneoxy group attached to the pyrimidine residue . 4 - bromothenyl alcohol ( 1 . 16 g , 6 mmol ) was added to sodium hydride ( 60 % in oil ; 0 . 16 g , 2 mmol ) and dmso ( 1 ml ), the solution was stirred for 30 min . the trimethylammonium salt ( 0 . 427 g , 2 mmol ) was then added and stirring continued for 2 . 5 h at 20 ° c . the solution was cooled in an ice bath and poured into ether ( 60 ml ) containing acetic acid ( 0 . 32 ml ). a white precipitate was collected , triturated with water ( 4 ml ) and collected again to give b . 4292 ( 436 mg , 69 %) recrystallised from methanol . 6 chloro - 2 - methylpurine ( 0 . 5 g , 3 mmol ) was dissolved in a mixture of dmf ( 5 ml ) and diglyme ( 25 ml ). dabco ( 0 . 66 g , 6 mmol ) was then added . the mixture was stinfed for 1 h and the precipitate collected to give the quatenary salt ( 700 mg , 82 %). nmr ( 300 miiz , dmso - d 6 ): shift in ppm 2 . 65 ( s ), 3 . 27 ( t , j = 7 . 5 hz ), 3 . 78 ( s ), 4 . 14 ( t , j = 7 . 5 hz ), 8 . 21 ( s ). thenyl alcohol ( 684 mg , 6 mmol ) was added to sodium hydride ( 60 % in oil ; 80 mg , 2 mmol ) and dmso ( 0 . 5 ml ). the solution was stirred for 30 min . the dabco salt was then added and stirring continued for 5 h . the solution was then poured into ether ( 30 ml ) containing acetic acid ( 0 . 15 ml ). a precipitate was collected , triturated with water ( 4 ml ) and collected again to give o 6 - thenyl - 2 - methylhypoxanthine ( 96 mg , 35 %) recrystallised from acetonitrile . to 3 . 6 ml of 40 % fluoroboric acid precooled to - 25 ° c . in a bath was added o 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl ) guanine ( 326 mg , 1 mmol ) with vigorous stirring . a solution of sodium nitrite ( 0 . 116 g , 1 . 7 mmol ) in water ( 0 . 15 ml ) was added dropwise over a period of 10 min . after 20 min , the solution was poured into ice . the mixture was then allowed to stand at 0 ° c . for 15 h , then collected and dried to afford almost pure ( t . l . c .) b . 4353 ( 180 mg , 55 %). flash chromatography ( hexane -- ethyl acetate decreasing polarity little by little ) afforded b . 4353 a stirred mixture of o 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl ) guanine ( 294 mg , 1 mmol ), ( nh 4 ) 2 so 4 ( 47 mg ) and hexamethyldisilazane ( 5 ml ) was heated at reflux for 3 h . volatile material was then evaporated under vacuum . the residue was stirred with benzene ( 15 ml ) and hg ( cn ) 2 ( 344 mg , 1 . 3 mmol ) under reflux for 30 min . a solution of ( 2 - acetoxyethoxy ) methyl bromide ( 197 mg , 1 mmol ) in benzene ( 10 ml ) was added , reflux maintained for 2 h , and the cloudy solution diluted with chloroform ( 150 ml ). the organic phase was washed with saturated aqueous naiico 3 ( 30 ml ), followed by ki ( 1m ; 30 ml ), dried over mgso 4 and evaporated to give an oil ( 313 mg ). this oil was chromatographed on a silica gel column with chcl 3 - mcoii ( 12 : 1 ) as eluant , yielding almost pure ( t . l . c .) o - acetate ( 141 mg ) of b . 4335 . methanol ( 60 ml ) was saturated with dry ammonia and poured onto this o - acetate in a flask which was tightly stoppered . after dissolution , stirring was stopped and the flask left closed overnight . evaporation of methanol gave b . 4335 ( 135 mg , 46 %), recrystallised from isopropanol . sodium hydride ( 60 % in oil ; 416 mg , 10 . 4 mmol ) was added to a stirred solution of 4 - bromothenyl alcohol ( 2 . 32 g , 12 mmol ) in dmso ( 5 ml ). after 30 min , 6 - chloro - 2 , 4 - diaminopyrimidine ( 1 . 45 g , 10 mmol ) was added and the solution heated for 2 h at 80 ° c . solvent was removed at 45 ° c .- 50 ° c ./ 0 . 5 mm and the oily residue triturated with water , yielding o6 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - hydroxypyrimidine ( 2 . 83 g , 94 %). to a mixture of this diamine ( 1 . 8 g , 6 mmol ) in acetic acid ( 34 ml ) and water ( 68 ml ) was added over 20 min a solution of nano 2 ( 0 . 6 g , 8 . 7 mmol ) in water ( 24 ml ). the purple 5 - nitroso derivative ( 1 . 6 g , 81 %) was filtered off and washed with water . the 5 - nitrosopyrimidine ( 330 mg , 1 mmol ) in dmf 10 ml ) was vigorously stirred at 55 ° c . with sodium hydrosulphite ( 609 mg , 3 . 5 mmol ) and treated dropwise over 12 min with water ( 10 ml ). stirring was continued for 15 min longer and the solvent evaporated in vacuo . the residue was suspended in water ( 6 ml ), the ph adjusted to 9 with ammonium hydroxide , and the product extracted with ethyl acetate . drying and evaporation yielded o 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- 2 , 4 , 5 - triamino - 6 - hydroxypyrimidine ( 267 mg , 85 %) as a yellow solid . the triamine ( 250 mg , 0 . 79 mmol ) in dmf ( 1 ml ) was treated with 1 , 1 &# 39 ;- carbonyldiimidazole ( 162 mg , 1 mmol ) under argon and the solution left for 24 h . dilution with water yielded the product b . 4349 ( 226 mg , single spot on t . l . c . ), which was dissolved in 2 m naoh ( 30 ml ), clarified by filtration , and reprecipitated by acetic acid , recrystallisation yielded 138 mg ( 56 %). o 6 -( 4 - chlorothenyl )- 2 , 4 - diamino - 5 - nitroso - 6 - hydroxypyrimidine ( 286 mg , 1 mmol ) was reduced by sodium hydrosulphite as a type 1e and the triamine obtained dissolved in acetic acid ( 3 ml ) and water ( 15 ml ) at 0 ° c . nano 2 ( 75 mg , 1 . 1 mmol ) in water ( 1 . 2 ml ) was added dropwise and , after stirring for 1 hour the precipitate ( 150 mg ) was collected and washed with water and recrystallised . sodium hydride ( 60 % in oil ; 80 mg , 2 mmol ) was added to a solution of thenyl alcohol ( 342 mg , 3 mmol ) in sulfolane ( 9 ml ) with stirring and set aside for 30 minutes . 6 - chloro - 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanine ( 170 mg , 1 mmol ) in sulfolane ( 5 ml ) was added and the reaction mixture heated at 65 ° c . for 2 hours . the mixture was then cooled and added to a solution of acetic acid ( 0 . 12 ml ) in ether ( 100 ml ). after 1 hour the sodium chloride was filtered off and the ether evaporated . the sulfolane was removed under reduced pressure ( 90 ° c . at 0 . 5 mmhg ) and the residue washed with water and extracted with ethanol , yielding b . 4338 ( 168 mg , 68 %) dabco ( 278 mg , 2 . 48 mmol ) was added to a solution of 6 - chloro - 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanine ( 210 mg , 1 . 24 mmol ) in dmf ( 3 ml ) and the mixture stirred at room temperature for 1 hour . the precipitate of quaternary salt ( 260 mg , 75 %) was removed by filtration and washed with acetone . sodium hydride ( 60 % in oil ; 52 mg , 1 . 3 mmol ) was added to a stirred solution of 4 - chlorobenzyl alcohol ( 278 mg , 1 . 95 mmol ) in dmso ( 2 ml ) and the mixture stirred for 30 minutes . the quaternary salt ( 180 mg , 0 . 65 mmol ) was added and after stirring at room temperature for 6 hours , the insoluble material was filtered off and treated with water ( 30 ml ). the product b . 4339 ( 162 mg , 92 %) was filtered off and dried . o 6 -( 4fluorobenzyl )- 2 , 4diamino5 - nitroso - hydroxypyrimidine ( 263 mg . 1 mmol ), prepared as in type ie , was suspended in acetic acid ( 4 ml ). lead tetraacetate ( 85 %, 57 mg , 1 . 1 mmol ) was added in portions with stirring over 10 minutes under nitrogen . after 1 . 5 hours the product ( 191 mg ) was collected and dried . recrystallisation from acetone yielded pure b . 4272 . a solution of o 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- 2 , 4 , 5 - triamino - 6 - hydroxypyrimidine ( 474 mg , 1 . 5 mmol ), as prepared in type 1e , and n - tosylthionylimine ( 652 mg , 3 mmol ) in dry pyridine ( 15 ml ) was stirred , under a nitrogen atmosphere , for 2h . the pyridine was removed in vacuo and successive amounts of etoh were added and removed until a yellow solid was obtained . crystallisation from methanol gave b 4351 ( 212 mg ). a solution of glyoxal trimer ( 84 mg , 1 . 2 mmol ) and sodium metabisulphite ( 228 mg , 1 . 2 mmol ) in water ( 4 ml ) at 80 ° c . was added in one portion to a refluxing solution of o 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- 2 , 4 , 5 - triamino - 6 - hydroxypyrimidine ( 316 mg , 1 mmol ), prepared as in type 1e . the mixture was allowed to reach room temperature and the ph adjusted to 9 . the solid ( 213 mg ) was collected , dried and recrystallised from methanol to give b . 4288 ( 112 mg , 33 %). sodium hydride ( 60 % in oil ; 624 mg , 15 . 6 mmol ) was added to a stirred solution of 4 - chlorothenyl alcohol ( 2 . 7 g , 18 mmol ) in dmso ( 7 . 5 ml ). after 30 min , 6 - chloro - 2 , 4 - diaminopyrimidine ( 2 . 17 g , 15 mmol ) was added and the solution heated for 2 h at 80 ° c . the solvent was removed in vacuo and the oily residue was triturated with water , yielding b . 4302 ( 3 . 6 g ). to a stirred solution of o 6 -( 4 - chlorothenyl )- 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - hydroxyprimidine ( 257 mg , 1 mmol ), prepared as type 4a , in acetic acid ( 5 . 4 ml ) and water ( 12 . 6 ml ), was added a solution of nano 2 ( 100 mg , 1 . 45 mmol ) in water ( 4 ml ). the purple precipitate of b . 4311 ( 240 mg , single spot on t . l . c .) was collected and dried . sodium hydride ( 60 % in oil ; 440 mg , 11 mmol ) was added to a stirred solution of piperonyl alcohol ( 3 . 1 g , 20 mmol ) in dmso ( 5 ml ). after 30 min , 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - chloro - 5 - nitropyrimidine ( 1 . 9 g , 10 mmol ) was added and the mixture was stirred under argon for 3 . 5 h . acetic acid ( 1 ml ) in ether ( 300 ml ) was added to the cooled mixture . trituration with ether gave an oily solid ( 2 . 0 g ) which was washed with water and dried . recrystallisation from dmf gave b . 4308 . sodium hydride ( 60 % in oil ; 44 mg , 1 . 1 mmol ) was added to a solution of 4 - bromothenyl mercaptan ( 418 mg , 2 mmol ) in dmso ( 0 . 5 ml ). after 30 min , 2 - amino - n , n , n - trimethyl - 1h - purin - 6 - aminium chloride ( 228 mg , 1 mmol ) was added and stirring continued 1 h . acetic acid ( 0 . 12 ml ) and ether ( 30 ml ) were added and after decantation and trituration with fresh ether , b . 4352 ( 38 mg , 11 %) was filtered off . table ia__________________________________________________________________________ m . p . o . sup . 6 - substituent yield solvent for ( decomp .) molecular analysiscompound , test no . rch . sub . 2 % recrystn . (° c .) formula weight c h n__________________________________________________________________________type 1a . hypoxoathinesb . 4293 furfuryl 60 meoh 154 c . sub . 10 h . sub . 8 n . sub . 4 o . sub . 2 216b . 4291 theonly 66 meoh 168 c . sub . 10 h . sub . 8 n . sub . 4 os 232 found 51 . 85 3 . 43 24 . 12 req . 51 . 71 3 . 47 24 . 12b . 4292 4 - bromothenyl 69 meoh 170 c . sub . 10 h . sub . 7 brn . sub . 4 os 311 found 38 . 33 2 . 18 17 . 66 req 38 . 6 2 . 26 18 . 001b . 2 - methylhypoxanthinesb . 4347 benzyl 43 mecn 191 - 193 . sup . a c . sub . 13 h . sub . 12 n . sub . 4 o 240 found 65 . 05 4 . 91 23 . 30 req 64 . 99 5 . 03 23 . 32b . 435c thenyl 35 mecn 176 - 178 . sup . a c . sub . 11 h . sub . 10 n . sub . 4 os 325 found 53 . 63 3 . 90 22 . 67 req 53 . 64 4 . 09 22 . 751c . 2 - fluorohypoxanthinesb . 4353 4 - bromothenyl 55 column 142 c . sub . 10 h . sub . 6 brfn . sub . 4 os 3291d . 9 -( 2 - hydroxyethoxy - methyl ) guaniaesb . 4334 benzyl 45 i - proh 150 - 152 . sup . a c . sub . 15 h . sub . 17 n . sub . 5 o . sub . 3 315 found 57 . 19 5 . 59 21 . 93 req 57 . 13 5 . 43 22 . 21b . 4335 4 - bromothenyl 42 i - proh 156 - 158 . sup . a c . sub . 13 h . sub . 14 brn . sub . 5 o . sub . 3 40c found 39 . 16 3 . 68 17 . 20 req 39 . 01 3 . 53 17 . 501e . 8 - hydroxyguanninesb . 4349 4 - bromothenyl 56 aq . etoh & gt ; 230 c . sub . 10 h . sub . 6 brn . sub . 5 o . sub . 2 s . 1 / 2h . sub . 2 o 351 found 34 . 53 2 . 48 19 . 50 req . 34 . 20 2 . 58 19 . 94type 2a . 8 - aragucaninesb . 4270 4 - fluorobenzyl 40 aq . meoh & gt ; 280 c . sub . 11 h . sub . 9 fn . sub . 6 o 260 found 51 . 50 3 . 85 29 . 44 req . 50 . 77 3 . 49 32 . 30b . 4314 4 - chlorothenyl 26 aq . meoh & gt ; 200 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 7 cln . sub . 6 os 282 . 7 found 38 . 86 2 . 61 28 . 61 req . 38 . 24 2 . 50 29 . 73b . 4289 4 - bromothenyl 12 mecn & gt ; 190 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 7 brn . sub . 6 os 327 found 35 . 91 2 . 78 24 . 602b . 8 - aza - 7 - dezazguoninesb . 4310 benzyl meoh 160 c . sub . 12 h . sub . 11 n . sub . 5 o . h . sub . 2 259 found 55 . 53 4 . 9 26 . 41 1 / 2h . sub . 2 o . 1 / 4etoh req . 55 . 59 5 . 01 27 . 02b . 4340 4 - fluorobenzyl 65 etoh 188 c . sub . 12 h . sub . 10 fn . sub . 5 o . 1 / 4h . sub . 2 o 263 . 7 found 53 . 82 3 . 76 26 . 97 1 / 2h . sub . 2 o . 1 / 4etoh req . 54 . 6 4 . 0 26 . 55b . 4339 4 - chlorobenzyl 92 etoh 242 - 244 . sup . a c . sub . 12 h . sub . 10 cln . sub . 5 o . 296 found 51 . 15 3 . 89 23 . 43 1 / 2h . sub . 2 o . 1 / 4etoh req . 50 . 7 4 . 25 23 . 64b . 4343 piperonyl 50 etoh 186b . 4348 furfuryl etoh 150 . sup . a c . sub . 13 n . sub . 18 n . sub . 5 o . sub . 3 285 found 54 . 52 3 . 82 24 . 50 req . 54 . 7 3 . 88 24 . 55b . 4338 thenyl 68 etoh 180 c . sub . 10 h . sub . 9 n . sub . 5 o . sub . 2 . 1 / 4h . sub . 2 o 235 . 7 found 50 . 96 3 . 87 29 . 54 req . 50 . 96 4 . 06 29 . 71b . 4337 4 - bromothenyl 79 etoh 180 c . sub . 10 h . sub . 9 n . sub . 5 os 247 found 47 . 58 3 . 54 27 . 41 req . 47 . 7 3 . 8 27 . 8 c . sub . 10 h . sub . 8 brn . sub . 5 os 326 found 37 . 08 2 . 51 21 . 31 req . 36 . 8 2 . 5 21 . 5type 3a . 8 - oxaguaninesb . 4272 4 - fluorobenzyl 41 acetone 223 - 224 c . sub . 11 h . sub . 8 fn . sub . 5 o . sub . 2 261 found 50 . 89 3 . 08 26 . 65 req . 50 . 58 3 . 09 26 . 81b . 4285 4 - chlorobenzyl 63 acetone 219 - 220 c . sub . 11 h . sub . 8 cln . sub . 5 o . sub . 2 277 . 7 found 47 . 59 2 . 88 25 . 25 req . 47 . 58 2 . 90 25 . 22b . 4299 4 - chlorothenyl 55 acetone 164 - 165 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 6 cln . sub . 5 o . sub . 2 283 . 7 found 37 . 68 2 . 15 24 . 43 req . 38 . 10 2 . 19 24 . 69b . 4287 4 - bromothenyl 61 acetone 170 - 172 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 6 brn . sub . 5 o . sub . 2 328 found 33 . 30 1 . 85 21 . 37 req . 32 . 94 1 . 84 21 . 343b . 8 - thlaguaninesb . 4296 benzyl 39 etoh c . sub . 11 h . sub . 9 n . sub . 5 os 259b . 4286 4 - fluorobenzyl 11 plc c . sub . 11 h . sub . 8 fn . sub . 5 os 277b . 4315 4 - chlorothenyl 13 meoh c . sub . 9 h . sub . 6 cln . sub . 5 os . sub . 2 299 . 8 found 36 . 27 2 . 04 23 . 07 req . 36 . 06 2 . 02 23 . 36b . 4351 4 - bromothenyl 41 meoh 156 - 160 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 6 brn . sub . 5 os . sub . 2 344 found 31 . 49 1 . 60 20 . 11 req . 31 . 41 1 . 76 20 . 353c . pterins ( o . sup . 4 - substituent ) b . 4290 4 - flurobenzyl 55 meoh & gt ; 210 c . sub . 13 h . sub . 10 fn . sub . 5 o 271 found 57 . 87 3 . 88 25 . 65 req . 57 . 56 3 . 72 25 . 82b . 4316 4 - chlorothenyl 41 meoh & gt ; 170 c . sub . 11 h . sub . 8 cln . sub . 5 os 293 . 7 found 44 . 93 2 . 84 23 . 72 req . 44 . 98 2 . 75 23 . 84b . 4288 4 - bromothenyl 63 meoh 178 - 179 c . sub . 11 h . sub . 8 brn . sub . 5 os 338 found 39 . 34 3 . 13 20 . 25 req . 39 . 07 2 . 38 20 . 71type 4a . 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - hydroxypyrimidinesb . 4305 4 - fluorobenzyl 98 c . sub . 6 h . sub . 6 / petrol 133 - 134 c . sub . 11 h . sub . 13 fn . sub . 4 o 234 found 56 . 20 4 . 79 23 . 66 req . 56 . 40 4 . 73 23 . 92b . 4304 4 - chlorobenzyl 31 c . sub . 6 h . sub . 6 122 - 123 c . sub . 11 h . sub . 13 cln . sub . 4 o 250 . 7 found 52 . 43 4 . 56 22 . 47 req . 52 . 70 4 . 42 22 . 35b . 4303 piperonyl 79 mecn 168 - 171 c . sub . 12 h . sub . 12 n . sub . 4 o . sub . 3 260 found 55 . 31 4 . 64 21 . 38 req . 55 . 38 4 . 65 21 . 52b . 4307 thenyl 97 meph 100 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 10 n . sub . 4 os 222 found 48 . 83 4 . 58 25 . 25 req . 48 . 63 4 . 54 25 . 21b . 4302 4 - chlorothenyl 45 meph 129 - 130 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 9 cln . sub . 4 os 256 . 7 found 42 . 40 3 . 68 22 . 00 req . 42 . 11 3 . 53 21 . 834b . 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - hydroxy - 5 - nitrosopyrimidinesb . 4301 4 - fluorobenzyl 76 meoh & gt ; 250 c . sub . 11 h . sub . 10 fn . sub . 5 o . sub . 2 263 found 49 . 60 3 . 90 26 . 29 req . 50 . 19 3 . 83 26 . 61b . 4311 4 - chlorothenyl 84 acetone & gt ; 190 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 8 cln . sub . 5 o . sub . 2 285 . 7 found 37 . 54 2 . 79 24 . 22 req . 37 . 84 2 . 82 24 . 51b . 4312 4 - bromothenyl 62 acetone 200 - 201 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 3 brn . sub . 3 o . sub . 2 330 found 32 . 87 2 . 38 20 . 95 req . 32 . 74 2 . 44 21 . 214c . 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - hydroxy - 5 - nitropyrlaudinesb . 4308 piperonyl 67 dmf & gt ; 175 c . sub . 12 h . sub . 11 n . sub . 5 o . sub . 5 365 found 47 . 44 4 . 07 22 . 83 req . 47 . 22 3 . 63 22 . 94b . 4306 thenyl 34 meoh 159 - 160 c . sub . 9 h . sub . 9 n . sub . 5 o . sub . 2 s 267 found 40 . 99 3 . 71 25 . 99 req . 40 . 44 3 . 39 26 . 21__________________________________________________________________________ . sup . a without decomposition table ib__________________________________________________________________________ λ . sub . min ( meoh ) compound type , test no . o . sup . 6 - substituent rch . sub . 2 ( nm ) δ . sub . h / ppm from tms , ( cd . sub . 3 ). sub . 2 so , / j ( hz ) __________________________________________________________________________type 1a . hypoxanthinesb . 4293 furfuryl 252 5 . 60 ( s ), 6 . 53 ( dd , 3 . 1 , 1 . 9 ), 6 . 69 ( d , 3 . 1 ), 7 . 76 ( dd , 1 . 9 , 0 . 9 ) 8 . 39 ( s ), 8 . 55 ( s ) b . 4291 thenyl 240 5 . 63 ( s ), 7 . 08 ( dd , 5 . 1 , 3 . 4 ), 7 . 35 ( d , 3 . 4 ), 7 . 6 ( d , 5 . 1 ), 8 . 39 ( s ), 8 . 51 ( s ) b . 4292 4 - bromothenyl 251 5 . 80 ( s ), 7 . 38 ( d , 1 . 3 ), 7 . 73 ( d , 1 . 3 ), 8 . 42 ( s ), 8 . 58 ( s ) type 1b . 2 - methyltypoxanthinesb . 4347 benzyl 256 2 . 61 ( s ), 5 . 60 ( s ), 7 . 50 ( m ), 8 . 32 ( s ) b . 4350 thenyl 240 2 . 63 ( s ), 5 . 77 ( s ), 7 . 05 ( dd , 5 . 1 , 2 . 4 , 7 . 33 ( d ), 2 . 4 ), 7 . 58 ( dd , 5 . 1 , 1 . 0 ) 8 . 25 ( s ), 13 . 22 ( s ) type 1c . 2 - fluorohypoxanthinesb . 4353 4 - bromothenyl 233 , 255 5 . 77 ( s ), 7 . 4 ( d , 1 . 5 ), 7 . 77 ( d , 1 . 5 ), 8 . 45 ( s ), 13 . 64 ( bs ). type 1d . 9 -( 2 - hydroxyethoxymethyl , guaninesb . 4334 benzyl 247 , 283 3 . 48 ( m ), 4 . 70 ( s ), 5 . 45 ( s ), 6 . 59 ( s ), 7 . 45 ( m ), 8 . 03 ( s ), b . 4335 4 - bromothenyl 245 , 284 3 . 49 ( m ), 4 . 71 ( s ), 5 . 45 ( s ), 5 . 56 ( s ), 6 . 65 ( s ), 7 . 30 ( d , 1 . 5 ) 7 . 72 ( d , 1 . 5 ) 8 . 04 ( s ) type 1e . 8 - hydroxyguaninesb . 4349 4 - bromothenyl 239 , 293 5 . 54 ( s ), 6 . 24 ( s ), 7 . 33 ( d , 1 . 4 ) 7 . 70 ( d , 1 . 4 ), 10 . 49 ( s ) 11 . 12 ( s ) type 2a . 8 - azaguaninesb . 4270 4 - fluorobenzyl 288 5 . 57 ( s ), 7 . 04 ( s ), 7 . 28 ( m ), 7 . 65 ( m ), 15 . 38 ( s ). b . 4314 4 - chlorothenyl 288 5 . 71 ( s ), 7 . 13 ( s ), 7 . 41 ( d , 1 . 5 ), 7 . 66 ( d , 1 . 5 ), 15 . 42 ( s ). b . 4289 4 - bromothenyl 287 5 . 73 ( s ), 7 . 12 ( s ), 7 . 43 ( d , 1 . 5 ), 7 . 76 ( d , 1 . 5 ), 15 . 39 ( s ). type 2b . 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguaninesb . 4310 benzyl 277 5 . 50 ( s ), 6 . 68 ( s ), 7 . 74 ( m ), 7 . 82 ( s ), 12 . 87 ( bs ) b . 4340 4 - fluorobenzyl 278 5 . 49 ( s ), 6 . 70 ( s ), 7 . 20 ( m ), 7 . 61 ( m ), 7 . 82 ( s ), 12 . 88 ( bs ) b . 4339 4 - chlorobenzyl 276 5 . 50 ( s ), 6 . 69 ( s ), 7 . 49 ( d , 8 . 4 ), 7 . 56 ( d , 8 . 4 ), 7 , 83 ( s ) 12 . 90 ( s ). b . 4343 piperonyl 282 5 . 39 ( s ), 6 . 05 ( s ), 6 . 69 ( s ), 6 . 94 ( d , 7 . 9 ) 7 . 04 ( dd , 7 . 9 , 1 . 5 ), 7 . 14 ( d , 1 . 5 ), 7 . 80 ( 12 . 86 ( bs ). b . 4348 furfuryl 277 5 . 46 ( s ), 6 . 52 ( s ), 6 . 70 ( s ), 6 . 71 ( s ), 7 . 73 ( s ), 7 . 79 ( s ), 12 . 85 ( bs ). b . 4338 thenyl 278 5 . 69 ( s ), 6 . 73 ( s ), 7 . 07 ( d , 3 . 5 ), 7 . 35 ( s ), 7 . 60 ( d , 1 . 1 ), 7 . 79 ( s ), 12 . 90 ( bs ). b . 4337 4 - bromothenyl 278 5 . 65 ( s ), 6 . 76 ( s ), 7 . 38 ( s ), 7 . 72 ( d , 1 . 3 ), 7 . 81 ( s ), 12 . 91 ( bs ). type 3a . 8 - oxaguaninesb . 4272 4 - fluorobenzyl 257 , 341 5 . 62 ( s ), 7 . 30 ( t , 9 . 1 ), 7 . 68 ( m ), 7 . 91 ( s ), 7 . 97 ( s ). b . 4285 4 - chlorobenzyl 256 , 340 5 . 63 ( s ), 7 . 53 ( d , 8 . 3 ), 7 . 65 ( d , 8 . 3 ), 7 . 90 ( s ), 7 . 97 ( s ). b . 4299 4 - chlorothenyl 252 , 343 5 . 78 ( s ), 7 . 46 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 . 72 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 . 95 ( s ), 8 . 01 ( s ). b . 4287 4 - bromothenyl 253 , 343 5 . 79 ( s ), 7 . 49 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 . 81 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 , 95 ( s ), 8 . 01 ( s ). type 3b . 8 - thiaguaninesb . 4296 benzyl 227 , 361b . 4286 4 - fluorobenzyl 235 , 361 5 . 59 ( s ), 7 . 29 ( t 8 . 9 ), 7 . 51 ( bs ), 7 . 67 ( m ) b . 4315 4 - chlorothenyl 228 , 360 5 . 75 ( s ), 7 . 44 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 . 55 ( bs ), 7 . 69 ( d , 1 . 6 ). b . 4351 4 - bromothenyl 228 , 361 5 . 78 ( s ), 7 . 45 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 . 46 ( bs ), 7 . 75 ( d . 1 . 6 ) type 3c . pterins ( o . sup . 4 - substituent ) b . 4290 4 - fluorobenzyl 232 , 264 ( sh ), 5 . 56 ( s ), 7 . 29 ( t , 8 . 85 ), 7 . 44 ( bs ), 7 . 66 ( m ), 8 . 45 ( d , 1 . 8 ), 8 . 82 ( d , 1 . 8 ). 362b . 4316 4 - chlorothenyl 232 , 364 5 . 71 ( s ), 7 . 41 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 . 47 ( bs ), 7 . 67 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 8 . 46 ( d , 2 . 0 ), 8 . 83 ( d , 2 . 0 ) b . 4288 4 - bromothenyl 231 , 364 5 . 73 ( s ), 7 . 44 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 . 50 ( bs ), 7 . 77 ( d , 1 . 6 ) 8 . 46 ( d , 2 ) 8 . 83 ( d , 2 ). type 4a . 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - hydroxy - pyrimidinesb . 4305 4 - fluorobenzyl 5 . 10 ( s ), 5 . 19 ( s ), 5 . 96 ( s ), 6 . 10 ( s ), 7 . 19 ( t , 8 . 8 ), 7 . 44 ( dd , 8 . 8 , 5 . 8 ). b . 4304 4 - chlorobenzyl 5 . 11 ( s ), 5 . 22 ( s ), 5 . 96 ( s ), 6 . 10 ( s ), 7 . 44 ( s ). b . 4303 piperonyl 5 . 09 ( s ), 5 . 12 ( s ), 5 . 97 ( s ), 6 . 03 ( s ), 6 . 07 ( s ), 6 . 91 ( d , 1 . 1 ), 7 . 00 ( s ). b . 4307 thenyl 5 . 08 ( s ), 5 . 40 ( s ), 6 . 00 ( s ), 6 . 10 ( s ), 7 . 03 ( dd , 3 . 1 , 3 . 5 ) 7 . 20 ( dd , 8 . 1 , 1 . 1 ), 7 . 54 ( dd , 3 . 5 , 1 . 1 ). b . 4302 4 - chlorothenyl 5 . 08 ( s ), 5 . 35 ( s ), 6 . 03 ( s ), 6 . 3 ( s ), 7 . 19 ( s ), 7 . 55 ( d , 1 . 6 ). type 4b . 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - hydroxy - 5 - nitrosopyrimidinesb . 4301 4 - fluorobenzyl 336 5 . 59 ( s ), 7 . 26 ( m ), 7 . 65 ( m ), 7 . 80 ( bs ), 7 . 86 ( bs ), 8 . 00 ( bs ), 10 . 05 ( bs ). b . 4311 4 - chlorothenyl 335 5 . 73 ( s ), 7 . 40 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 . 66 ( d , 1 . 6 ), 7 . 94 ( s ), 7 . 98 ( d , 2 . 7 ), 8 . 10 ( d , 4 . 2 ) 10 . 03 ( d , 4 . 2 ). b . 4312 4 - bromothenyl 335 5 . 75 ( s ), 7 . 42 ( d , 1 . 4 ), 7 . 75 ( d , 1 . 4 ), 7 . 93 ( s ), 7 . 98 ( s ), 8 . 12 ( d , 4 . 0 ), 10 . 04 ( d , 4 . 0 ) type 4c . 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - hydroxy - 5 - nitropyrimidinesb . 4308 piperonyl 288 , 330 5 . 33 ( s ), 6 . 05 ( s ), 6 . 95 ( d , 8 . 0 ), 7 . 00 ( dd , 8 . 0 , 1 . 4 ), 7 . 10 ( d , 1 . 4 ), 7 . 26 ( bs ), 7 . 3 7 . 96 ( bs ). b . 4306 thenyl 234 , 329 5 . 59 ( s ), 7 . 03 ( dd , 5 . 1 , 3 . 5 ), 7 . 28 ( d , 3 . 5 ), 7 . 32 ( bs ), 7 . 56 ( d , 5 . 1 ), 7 . 94 ( bs ). __________________________________________________________________________ table 2______________________________________inactivator type i . sub . 50 ( μm ) ______________________________________1a b . 4291 1 . 9 0 . sup . 6 ( thenyl )- hypoxanthine b . 4293 28 0 . sup . 6 -( furfuryl )- hypoxanthine b . 4292 0 . 3 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- hypoxanthine 0 . sup . 6 -( benzyl )- hypoxanthine . sup . b 851b b . 4347 75 0 . sup . 6 -( benzyl )- 2 - methylhypoxanthine b . 4350 14 0 . sup . 6 -( thenyl )- 2 - methylhypoxanthine1c b . 4353 0 . sup . 6 ( 4 bromothenyl )- 2 - fluoro , hypoxanthine 0 . sup . 6 -( benzyl )- 2 - fluorohypoxanthine . sup . a 481d b . 4334 8 0 . sup . 6 -( benzyl )- 9 -( 2 - hydroxyethoxymethyl ) guanine b . 4335 0 . 33 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 bromothenyl )- 9 -( 2 - hydroxyethoxymethyl ) guanine1e b . 4349 0 . 018 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- 8 - hydroxyguanine 0 . sup . 6 -( benzyl )- 8 - hydroxyguanine . sup . a 0 . 032a b . 4270 0 . 08 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - fluorobenzyl )- 8 - azaguanine b . 4314 0 . 011 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - chlorothenyl )- 8 - azaguanine b . 4289 0 . 045 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- 8 - azaguanine 0 . sup . 6 -( benzyl )- 8 - azaguanine . sup . a 0 . 072b b . 4310 0 . 0093 0 . sup . 6 -( benzyl )- 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanine b . 4340 0 . 018 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - fluorobenzyl )- 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanine b . 4339 0 . 02 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - chlorobenzyl )- 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanine b . 4343 0 . 0065 0 . sup . 6 -( piperonyl )- 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanine b . 4348 0 . 036 0 . sup . 6 -( furfuryl )- 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanine b . 4338 0 . 01 0 . sup . 6 -( thenyl )- 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanine b . 4337 0 . 007 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- 8 - aza - 7 - deazaguanine3a b . 4272 0 . 02 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - fluorobenzyl )- 8 - oxaguanine b . 4285 0 . 225 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - chlorobenzyl ) 8 oxaguanine b . 4299 0 . 243 0 . sup . 6 ( 4 - chlorothenyl )- 8 - oxaguanine b . 4287 0 . 24 0 . sup . 6 -(- 4 - bromothenyl )- 8 - oxaguanine b . 4232 0 . 25 0 . sup . 6 -( benzyl )- 8 - oxaguanine3b b . 4296 0 . 02 0 . sup . 6 -( benzyl )- 8 - thiaguanine b . 4286 0 . 03 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - fluorobenzyl )- 8 - thiaguanine b . 4315 0 . 006 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - chlorothenyl )- 8 - thiaguanine b . 4351 0 . 0028 0 . sup . 6 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- 8 - thiaguanine3c b . 4290 0 . 088 0 . sup . 4 -( 4 - fluorobenzyl )- pterin b . 4316 0 . 025 0 . sup . 4 -( 4 - chlorothenyl ) pterin b . 4288 0 . 025 0 . sup . 4 -( 4 - bromothenyl )- pterin4a b . 4305 4 . 0 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 -( 4 - fluorobenzyloxy ) pyrimidine b . 4304 5 . 0 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 -( 4 - chlorobenzyloxy ) pyrimidine b . 4303 0 . 8 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 -( 3 , 4 - piperonyloxy ) pyrimidine b . 4307 0 . 4 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 -( thenyloxy ) pyrimidine b . 4302 0 . 17 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 -( 4 - chlorothenyloxy ) pyrimidine 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 -( benzyloxy ) pyrimidine . sup . a 154b b . 4301 0 . 0175 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 -( 4 - fluorobenzyloxy )- 5 - nitrosopyrimidine b . 4311 0 . 009 2 , 4 - diamino -( 4 - chlorothenyloxy )- 5 - nitrosopyrimidine b . 4312 0 . 045 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 -( 4 - bromothenyloxy )- 5 - nitrosopyrimidine 2 , 4 - diamino 6 -( benzyloxy )- 5 - nitrosopyrimidine . sup . a 0 . 064c b . 4306 2 . 3 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 -( thenyloxy )- 5 - nitropyrimidine b . 4308 0 . 5 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - piperonyloxy - 5 - nitropyrimidine 2 , 4 - diamino - 6 - benzyloxy - 5 - nitropyrimidine . sup . a 0 . 06______________________________________ . sup . a data taken from chae et al , j . med . chem . 1995 , 38 , 359 - 365 . sup . b data taken from moschel et al ., j . med . chem . 1992 , 35 , 4486 - 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