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Protease Inhibitors: Innovation Drives Drug Pipeline Table of Contents

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Author: Peter Norman, PhD, MBA

Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION TO THE WORLD OF PROTEASES
1.1. What Is a Protease?

Proteases, Proteinases, Exopeptidases, and Endopeptidases
Proteolytic Cascades
1.2. The Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone System—RAAS
1.3. Coagulation Cascade
1.4. Multiplicity of Potential Drug Targets
 
Chapter 2
OVERVIEW OF PROTEASE TARGET CLASSES
2.1. Overview
2.2. Classification
2.3. Aspartic Proteases
A01 Family
A22 Subfamily
2.4. Serine Proteases
S01 Proteases
Coagulation Factors
Kallikreins
Complement and uPA
Trypsin and Chymotrypsin
Tryptase and Elastase
Other S01 Serine Proteases
 
Heat Shock Proteins
Dipeptidyl-Peptidases
Other Serine Proteases
2.5. Threonine Proteases
2.6. Cysteine Proteases
 
Caspases
Cathepsins
Calpains
Ubiquitin-Specific Peptidases
Other Cysteine Proteases
2.7. Metalloproteases
Aminopeptidases
Carboxypeptidase
Endopeptidases
Matrix Metalloproteases
ADAM Family
ADAM-TS Family
Other Metalloproteases
2.8. Non-mammalian Proteases
Bacterial Proteases
Viral Proteases
Parasitic Proteases

Chapter 3
PROTEASES AS DRUG TARGETS
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Target Distribution
3.3. Protease Structures
3.4. Mechanism of Inhibition
3.5. Screening Issues
3.6. Summary
 
Chapter 4
Protease Inhibitor Drugs
4.1. Overview
4.2. ACE Inhibitors
4.3. HIV Protease Inhibitors
4.4. Emerging Protease Inhibitors
Sitagliptin
Vildagliptin
Aliskerin
 
Chapter 5
PROTEASE INHIBITORS IN CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT
5.1. Overview
5.2. By Company
5.3. By Indication
Cardiovascular Disease
Renin Inhibitors 
      MK-8141
      SPP-635
Coagulation Cascade
Factor Xa Inhibitors
      Rivaroxaban 
      Apixaban 
Indirect Factor Xa Inhibitors 
      Idraparinux 
      Idrabiotaparinux
      Octaparine
      M-enoxaparin and M-118
Direct Factor Xa Inhibitors in Phase II
      Otamixaban
      YM-510
      DU-1766
      Eribaxaban
      Betrixaban (PRT-054021)
      TAK-442
      LY-517717
Thrombin Inhibitors
      Dabigatran
      AZD-0837
Thrombin Inhibitors in Phase II
Other Peptidase Inhibitors
      LCZ-696
      Daglutril
      TPC-806
      TTP-889
Metabolic Diseases
DPP IV Inhibitors
      Alogliptin
      Saxagliptin
      Linagliptin
      Dutogliptin
DPP IV Inhibitors in Phase II
      PF-734200
      Melogliptin (GRC-8200)
      TA-6666 & MP-51
      AMG-222
      SYR-472 & SYR-619
      KRP-104 & LC-15-0444
      Carmegliptin
CNS Diseases
General Protease Inhibitors
      SLV-334
      DP-b99
Beta-Secretase (BACE1) Inhibitors
Gamma-Secretase Inhibitors
 
      NIC5-15
      Semagacestat
      Tarenflurbil
Caspase Inhibitors
Inflammatory and Musculoskeletal Diseases
COPD 
      Elastase Inhibitors
            Depelestat
            AZD-9668 & BAY 71-9678
      MMP-12 Inhibitors
Rheumatoid Arthritis
      Cathepsin S Inhibitors
Osteoarthritis
      Aggrecanase Inhibitors
Allergic Diseases
Chymase and Tryptase Inhibitors
MMP-9 Inhibitors
Osteoporosis
Cathepsin K Inhibitors
      Odanacatib
      ONO-5334
      MIV-701
      VEL-0230
Oncology
Protease and Metalloprotease Inhibitors
      Tigapotide
      Aderbasib
      XL-784
      R-4733
Viral Infections
Hepatitis C
      NS3 Protease Inhibitors
            Ciluprevir
            ITMN-191
            ACH-1625
            IDX-136 & IDX-316
            TMC-435350
            MK-7009
            Telaprevir
            VX-500 & VX-813
            Boceprevir
      Caspase Inhibitors
            LB-84451
            Emricasan
            EP-1013
            CTS-1027
HIV
      HIV Protease Inhibitors
            MK-8122
            SPI-256
            DG-17
Bacterial and Parasitic Infections
5.4. Outlook
 
Chapter 6
COMPANY PROFILES
6.1. Introduction
Major Companies
AstraZeneca
Bayer
Boehringer Ingelheim
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Eli Lilly
Merck
Novartis
Pfizer
Roche
sanofi-aventis
Schering Plough
Takeda
6.2. Selected Biotechnology Companies
Ambrilia Biopharma
Amura Therapeutics
Idenix Pharmaceuticals
Incyte
Medivir AB
Sequoia Pharmaceuticals
Speedel Holding AG
Velcura Therapeutics
Vertex Pharmaceuticals
Virobay

Chapter 7
NEAR-TERM COMMERCIAL PROSPECTS
7.1. Introduction
7.2. Cardiovascular Diseases
7.3. Diabetes
7.4. Other Indications
7.5. Conclusions
 
Chapter 8
EXPERT INTERVIEWS
8.1. Mark Whittaker PhD, Senior Vice President Drug Discovery, Evotec OAI, Abingdon, UK, and Scientific Director of Evotec's Services Divisions 
8.2. Professor Bertil Samuelsson PhD, Vice President, Research, Medivir AB, Huddinge, Sweden
 
References
Company Index with Web Addresses