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Design, Computational Evaluation and Route of Synthesis Validation of New JAK2 inhibitors to Treat Inflammatory Diseases

Author(s)
Pornsupawat, Jarukorn
Paul Gleeson, M.
Date Issued
January 1, 2025
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/BMEICON66226.2025.11113731
Abstract
In this research we report the design of new JAK2 inhibitors using structure-based and ligand-based design approaches. Novel JAK2 inhibitors were designed containing biostatic modifications developed from related scaffolds. The JAK2 binding characteristics were studied using molecular docking and an assessment of their overall drug likeness was made though the prediction of key physical properties. Validation of routes of synthesis have been undertaken to assess the feasibility of preparing the compounds. Our results suggest that the new molecules have desirable physical properties and are highly likely to be inhibitors of JAK2 kinase. In addition, we have validated the synthetic conditions and intermediates needed for their preparation by preparing 4 key exemplars.
Citation
Bmeicon 2025 17th Biomedical Engineering International Conference, 2025
Subjects

drug design

Key words—JAK2

molecular Docking

synthesis

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