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Development and Execution of a Scalable Route to an Immunology ADC Drug-Linker for ABBV-154
Organic Process Research & Development ( IF 3.1 ) Pub Date : 2024-06-25 , DOI: 10.1021/acs.oprd.4c00142
Nathan B. Bennett 1 , Xiaoqiang Shen 1 , Bradley D. Gates 1 , Dennie S. Welch 1 , Mark A. Servos 1 , Justin A. Simanis 1 , Ryan G. Ellis 1 , Haixiao Qiu 2 , Eric G. Moschetta 1 , Jiajie Feng 3 , Moussa Boukerche 4 , Michael Rasmussen 1 , Laura A. McKee 5 , Laurie B. Mlinar 1 , Shuang Chen 1 , Zhe Wang 1
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Bromoacetamide 1 is a phosphorylated glucocorticoid drug-linker used in conjugation with the monoclonal antibody (mAb) adalimumab to produce the antibody-drug conjugate ABBV-154. A scalable route to drug-linker 1 has been developed that improves upon the first-generation sequence and allows the production of hundreds of grams of material. The new route begins with an acetal formation that incorporates a crystallization eliminating the previous need for reversed-phase chromatography to reject the undesired acetal diastereomer. The dipeptide portion of the linker fragment is then installed in a single transformation. The subsequent product is taken directly into a phosphorylation using a one-pot phosphoramidite displacement and oxidation sequence. Deprotection of a Fmoc group is accompanied by a continuous extraction to remove associated byproducts. The amine is coupled with bromoacetic acid, and a final global deprotection of three t-butyl groups with a reversed-phase purification yields drug-linker.

中文翻译:


开发和执行 ABBV-154 免疫学 ADC 药物连接器的可扩展路线



溴乙酰胺 1 是一种磷酸化糖皮质激素药物接头,用于与单克隆抗体 (mAb) 阿达木单抗缀合,产生抗体-药物缀合物 ABBV-154。已经开发出一种可扩展的药物接头 1 路线,该路线改进了第一代序列并允许生产数百克材料。新路线从缩醛形成开始,其中结合了结晶,消除了之前使用反相色谱法去除不需要的缩醛非对映异构体的需要。然后将接头片段的二肽部分安装在单个转化中。使用一锅亚磷酰胺置换和氧化序列将后续产物直接进行磷酸化。 Fmoc 基团的脱保护伴随着连续萃取以除去相关的副产物。胺与溴乙酸偶联,最后通过反相纯化对三个叔丁基进行整体脱保护,产生药物连接体。
更新日期:2024-06-25
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