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1. The collective application of shorebird tracking data to conservation

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Harrison, Autumn-Lynn, primary, Stenzel, Candace, additional, Anderson, Alexandra, additional, Howell, Jessica, additional, Lanctot, Richard B., additional, Aikens, Marley, additional, Aldabe, Joaquín, additional, Berigan, Liam A., additional, Bêty, Joël, additional, Blomberg, Erik, additional, Bosi de Almeida, Juliana, additional, Boyce, Andy J., additional, Bradley, David W., additional, Brown, Stephen, additional, Carlisle, Jay, additional, Cheskey, Edward, additional, Christie, Katherine, additional, Christin, Sylvain, additional, Clay, Rob, additional, Dayer, Ashley, additional, Deppe, Jill L., additional, English, Willow, additional, Flemming, Scott A., additional, Gilg, Olivier, additional, Gilroy, Christine, additional, Heath, Susan, additional, Hill, Jason M., additional, Hipfner, J. Mark, additional, Johnson, James A., additional, Johnson, Luanne, additional, Kempenaers, Bart, additional, Knaga, Paul, additional, Kwon, Eunbi, additional, Lagassé, Benjamin J., additional, Lamarre, Jean-François, additional, Latty, Christopher, additional, Léandri-Breton, Don-Jean, additional, Lecomte, Nicolas, additional, Loring, Pam, additional, McGuire, Rebecca, additional, Moorhead, Scott, additional, Navedo, Juan G., additional, Newstead, David, additional, Nol, Erica, additional, Olalla-Kerstupp, Alina, additional, Olson, Bridget, additional, Olson, Elizabeth, additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Pierce, Allison K., additional, Rausch, Jennie, additional, Regan, Kevin, additional, Reiter, Matt, additional, Roth, Amber M., additional, Russell, Mike, additional, Saalfeld, Sarah T., additional, Scarpignato, Amy L., additional, Schulte, Shiloh, additional, Senner, Nathan R., additional, Smith, Joseph A. M., additional, Smith, Paul A., additional, Spector, Zach, additional, Werner, Kelly Srigley, additional, Stantial, Michelle L., additional, Taylor, Audrey R., additional, Valcu, Mihai, additional, Wehtje, Walter, additional, Winn, Brad, additional, and Wunder, Michael B., additional

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2024
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7. Long-distance migratory shorebirds travel faster towards their breeding grounds, but fly faster post-breeding

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Duijns, Sjoerd, Anderson, Alexandra M., Aubry, Yves, Dey, Amanda, Flemming, Scott A., Francis, Charles M., Friis, Christian, Gratto-Trevor, Cheri, Hamilton, Diana J., Holberton, Rebecca, Koch, Stephanie, McKellar, Ann E., Mizrahi, David, Morrissey, Christy A., Neima, Sarah G., Newstead, David, Niles, Larry, Nol, Erica, Paquet, Julie, Rausch, Jennie, Tudor, Lindsay, Turcotte, Yves, and Smith, Paul A.

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2019
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9. Variation in resource use between adult and juvenile Semipalmated Sandpipers (Calidris pusilla) and use of physiological indicators for movement decisions highlights the importance of small staging sites during southbound migration in Atlantic Canada

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Linhart, Rebeca C., primary, Hamilton, Diana J., additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Bellefontaine, Sara C., additional, Davis, Siena, additional, Doiron, Parker B., additional, and Gratto-Trevor, Cheri L., additional

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2022
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12. Evidence of differing staging strategies between adult and juvenile Semipalmated Sandpipers highlights the importance of small staging sites in Atlantic Canada.

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Linhart, Rebeca C., Hamilton, Diana J., Paquet, Julie, and Gratto-Trevor, Cheri L.

Subjects
SANDPIPERS, BIRD migration, BIRD conservation
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2023
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13. Vascular access for chronic hemodialysis in children: arteriovenous fistula or central venous catheter?

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Merouani, Aicha, Lallier, Michel, Paquet, Julie, Gagnon, Johanne, and Lapeyraque, Anne Laure

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Kidneys -- Transplantation, Fistula, Arteriovenous -- Research, Chronic kidney failure -- Care and treatment -- Demographic aspects -- Research, Hemodialysis -- Methods -- Demographic aspects -- Research, Central venous catheters -- Research, Health
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Background The choice of vascular access (VA) for hemodialysis (HD) in end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is arteriovenous fistula (AVF) or central venous catheter (CVC). Whereas clinical practice guidelines suggest AVF to preserve the vascular bed, pediatric nephrologists tend to favor CVC for shorter-term dialysis. Our objective was to determine whether pediatric priority allocation policies for deceased-donor kidneys affect VA planning. Methods Pediatric priority for deceased-donor kidneys was instituted in Quebec in 2004. We retrospectively compared clinical practice on AVF, CVC, wait time on transplant list, HD duration in pre-policy (group A) and post-policy (group B) from 1997-2011. Results We identified 78 patients with a median age of 14.7 years (range, 0.7-20.5 years) and weight of 46 kg (12.5-95 kg); AVF decreased from 76% in group A to 41%ingroupB (p = 0.002). Waittimes on transplant list were significantly reduced: median 413.5 days (range, 21,910 days) in group A vs. 89 days (range, 18-692 days) in group B (p = 0.003). Time on HD for deceased-donor recipients was shorter: 705 (range, 51-1,965 days) group A vs. 349.5 days (range, 158-1,060 days) group B (p = 0.01). Conclusions This is the first study to document VA changes related to pediatric priority allocation policy. Our fistula-first center saw a shift toward CVC-first. Keywords Arteriovenous fistula * End-stage renal disease * Kidney transplantation * Pediatric chronic hemodialysis * Pediatric priority for deceased-donor kidneys * Vascular access, Introduction Transplantation is the renal replacement therapy of choice for children with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) [1]. The most commonly used modality while awaiting a kidney transplant is hemodialysis, rather [...]

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2014
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15. The annual cycle for whimbrel populations using the Western Atlantic Flyway

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Watts, Bryan D., primary, Smith, Fletcher M., additional, Hines, Chance, additional, Duval, Laura, additional, Hamilton, Diana J., additional, Keyes, Tim, additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Pirie-Dominix, Lisa, additional, Rausch, Jennie, additional, Truitt, Barry, additional, Winn, Brad, additional, and Woodard, Paul, additional

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2021
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17. The costs of using night roosts for migrating whimbrels

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Watts, Bryan D., primary, Smith, Fletcher M., additional, Hines, Chance, additional, Duval, Laura, additional, Hamilton, Diana J., additional, Keyes, Tim, additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Pirie‐Dominix, Lisa, additional, Rausch, Jennie, additional, Truitt, Barry, additional, Winn, Brad, additional, and Woodard, Paul, additional

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2021
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21. Saïda : un patchwork de mixité

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Dumont-Paquet, Julie, El Konnima, Youssef, Farah, Jihad, and Masotta, Fabio

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ARC000000, AM, développement durable, Architecture, Liban, architecture du paysage, paysage urbain
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Comment orienter le développement futur du territoire d’Al-Wastani, tout en conservant son identité propre ? Et quelle est cette identité ? Telles sont les questions fondamentales auxquelles tente de répondre Saïda : un patchwork de mixité. Par des analyses cartographiques et sensibles, l’équipe propose de voir le site d’Al-Wastani comme un patchwork de diversité socioculturelle, agricole et bâtie. Celui-ci se traduirait, sur le plan du paysage et de l’espace vécu, par les dimensions de proxi...

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2018

22. Workshop Liban

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Ait El Haj, Mohamed, Akram El Harraqui, Mohamed, Anmar Al-Ayass, Kawthar, Arsenault, Cheryl, Bechara, Adam, Becker, Gregor, Bennani, Mounia, Bennani, Zineb, Binette, Étienne, Bizri, Abdul Rahman, Bou-Absy, Mireille, Capuano, Alessandra, Chedid, Bernard, Chidiac, Naja, Colin, Brigitte, Desparois, Sébastien-Paul, Dumont-Paquet, Julie, Durocher, Karine, El Hassani, Mostafa, El Hassouni, Karim, El Konnima, Youssef, Es-Saliak, Nada, Farah, Jihad, Ghorayeb, Rabih, Kawkabani, Nathalie, Lanzetta, Alessandro, Lapointe, René, Lorimier, Louis de, Mahfouz, Eddy, Masotta, Fabio, Omran, Ghinwa, Ottmani, Hind, Poullaouec-Gonidec, Philippe, Pratte, Marjorie, Rodier, David, Russo, Luigi, Saïd, Ramona, Sartor, Luca, Sgandurra, Monica, Skikuli, Alessio, Telvizian, Léon, Tischer, Stefan, Trainotti, Elisabetta, Vandal-Piché, Émilie, Vitaletti, Elisabetta, Weltzien, Julie, Ziadeh, Alaeddine, and Zoghby, Nicolas

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ARC000000, AM, développement durable, Architecture, Liban, architecture du paysage, paysage urbain
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Cet ouvrage reflète l’expérience stimulante d’une réflexion internationale sur l’avenir du développement d’une petite ville située dans le Liban du Sud, Saïda. Fruit d’une collaboration entre des étudiants et des professeurs en architecture de paysage, en architecture, en urbanisme et en études touristiques de quatre pays (Canada, Italie, Liban, Maroc), ce workshop présente différents projets de mise en valeur et de développement des paysages périurbains et dévoile les attraits et les singularités d’un territoire oublié, faut-il le rappeler, par le temps et par les événements d’une histoire récente. À l’heure de la reconstruction annoncée du Liban, ce livre est la manifestation tangible de la nécessité de stratégies d’aménagement qui soient soucieuses de l’environnement, de la culture et de l’histoire locale des villes, des paysages et de leurs habitants.

Published
2018

24. Shorebirds of conservation concern in Canada – 2019

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Hope, David D., primary, Pekarik, Cynthia, additional, Drever, Mark C., additional, Smith, Paul A., additional, Gratto-Trevor, Cheri, additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Aubry, Yves, additional, Donaldson, Garry, additional, Friis, Christian, additional, Gurney, Kirsty, additional, Rausch, Jennie, additional, McKellar, Ann E., additional, and Andres, Brad, additional

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2019
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28. Competition between alkenes in intramolecular ketene-alkene [2+2] cycloaddition: What does it take to win?

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Belanger, Guillaume, Levesque, Francois, Paquet, Julie, and Barbe, Guillaume

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Chemical reactions -- Research, Ketones -- Chemical properties, Olefins -- Chemical properties, Biological sciences, Chemistry
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A series of ketene-alkene [2+2] cycloaddition competition experiments were conducted on molecules containing either two identical alkenes having different tether lengths or two alkenes having the same tether length but being electronically different. The reaction being much faster for forming five-membered rings than six-membered rings is described.

Published
2005

29. Long‐term continental changes in wing length, but not bill length, of a long‐distance migratory shorebird

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Lank, David B., primary, Xu, Cailin, additional, Harrington, Brian A., additional, Morrison, Richard I. Guy, additional, Gratto‐Trevor, Cheri L., additional, Hicklin, Peter W., additional, Sandercock, Brett K., additional, Smith, Paul Allen, additional, Kwon, Eunbi, additional, Rausch, Jennie, additional, Pirie Dominix, Lisa D., additional, Hamilton, Diana J., additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Bliss, Sydney E., additional, Neima, Sarah G., additional, Friis, Christian, additional, Flemming, Scott A., additional, Anderson, Alexandra M., additional, and Ydenberg, Ronald C., additional

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2017
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30. Population structure of Purple Sandpipers (Calidris maritima) as revealed by mitochondrial DNA and microsatellites

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LeBlanc, Nathalie M., primary, Stewart, Donald T., additional, Pálsson, Snaebjörn, additional, Elderkin, Mark F., additional, Mittelhauser, Glen, additional, Mockford, Stephen, additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Robertson, Gregory J., additional, Summers, Ron W., additional, Tudor, Lindsay, additional, and Mallory, Mark L., additional

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2017
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31. The Motus Wildlife Tracking System: a collaborative research network to enhance the understanding of wildlife movement

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Taylor, Philip D., primary, Crewe, Tara L., additional, Mackenzie, Stuart A., additional, Lepage, Denis, additional, Aubry, Yves, additional, Crysler, Zoe, additional, Finney, George, additional, Francis, Charles M., additional, Guglielmo, Christopher G., additional, Hamilton, Diana J., additional, Holberton, Rebecca L., additional, Loring, Pamela H., additional, Mitchell, Greg W., additional, Norris, D. Ryan, additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Ronconi, Robert A., additional, Smetzer, Jennifer R., additional, Smith, Paul A., additional, Welch, Linda J., additional, and Woodworth, Bradley K., additional

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2017
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32. Le libertinage solaire de Nerciat

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Paquet, Julie

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hédonisme, libertinage, solarité, pornographie, érographie, XVIIIe sìècle, Nerciat, érotisme, sexualité
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Nul doute qu’Andréa de Nerciat promeut un joyeux libertinage. Cette qualité, constamment mise de l’avant, atteste de l’exemplarité de son œuvre dans la tradition du libertinage solaire. Aussi notre thèse veut-elle montrer comment l’écriture de Nerciat propose la vision d’une sexualité solaire. L’étude systématique et détaillée des neuf œuvres suivantes tentera de cerner la rhétorique hédoniste de ce joyeux libertinage : Félicia ou mes fredaines (1775), Contes nouveaux (1777), La matinée libertine (1787), Le doctorat impromptu (1788), Monrose ou le libertin par fatalité (1792), Mon Noviciat ou les joies de Lolotte (1792), Les Aphrodites, fragments thali-priapiques pour servir à l’histoire du plaisir (1793) et Les contes polissons (saugrenus) (1799). La rhétorique pragmatique, instrument d’analyse contemporain, constitue le cœur de notre approche théorique puisqu’elle sert à montrer comment l’érographie de Nerciat fait naître, encore à notre époque, le désir et la jouissance grâce à des procédés de renouvellement du plaisir intégrés dans sa rhétorique hédoniste. Elle permet donc de mettre en lumière la façon dont Nerciat manie, avec efficacité et souvent avec originalité, les procédés littéraires et langagiers. De même, elle met en valeur les enjeux du récit érographique, qui tend à être performant, autant du point de vue de la narration, de l’intrigue et de la mise en scène. La rhétorique solaire de Nerciat est également promue par les personnages de son œuvre qui sont, en grande majorité, des êtres désirants et consentants. De différentes classes sociales, ils participent de manière conviviale aux aventures érotiques. De plus, Nerciat réserve un rôle original aux personnages féminins qui, en plus d’être majoritaires dans son œuvre, incarnent des héroïnes volontaires et maîtresses de leurs plaisirs sexuels. La rhétorique pragmatique participe également à l’érotisation de l’atmosphère qui entoure les personnages dans le but d’intensifier le désir et ainsi de créer des ambiances et des espaces variés favorables à l’épanouissement d’une sexualité que Nerciat veut solaire.

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2013
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36. Identification of a Nonbasic, Nitrile-Containing Cathepsin K Inhibitor (MK-1256) that is Efficacious in a Monkey Model of Osteoporosis

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Robichaud, Jöel, primary, Black, W. Cameron, additional, Thérien, Michel, additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Oballa, Renata M., additional, Bayly, Christopher I., additional, McKay, Daniel J., additional, Wang, Qingping, additional, Isabel, Elise, additional, Léger, Serge, additional, Mellon, Christophe, additional, Kimmel, Donald B., additional, Wesolowski, Gregg, additional, Percival, M. David, additional, Massé, Fréderic, additional, Desmarais, Sylvie, additional, Falgueyret, Jean-Pierre, additional, and Crane, Sheldon N., additional

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2008
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38. β-Substituted Cyclohexanecarboxamide: A Nonpeptidic Framework for the Design of Potent Inhibitors of Cathepsin K

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Crane, Sheldon N., primary, Black, W. Cameron, additional, Palmer, James T., additional, Davis, Dana E., additional, Setti, Eduardo, additional, Robichaud, Joel, additional, Paquet, Julie, additional, Oballa, Renata M., additional, Bayly, Christopher I., additional, McKay, Daniel J., additional, Somoza, John R., additional, Chauret, Natalie, additional, Seto, Carmai, additional, Scheigetz, John, additional, Wesolowski, Greg, additional, Massé, Frederic, additional, Desmarais, Sylvie, additional, and Ouellet, Marc, additional

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2006
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39. β-Substituted Cyclohexanecarboxamide:  A Nonpeptidic Framework for the Design of Potent Inhibitors of Cathepsin K

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N. Crane, Sheldon, Cameron Black, W., T. Palmer, James, E. Davis, Dana, Setti, Eduardo, Robichaud, Joel, Paquet, Julie, M. Oballa, Renata, I. Bayly, Christopher, J. McKay, Daniel, R. Somoza, John, Chauret, Natalie, Seto, Carmai, Scheigetz, John, Wesolowski, Greg, Massé, Frederic, Desmarais, Sylvie, and Ouellet, Marc

Abstract

A new series of nonpeptidic cathepsin K inhibitors that are based on a β-substituted cyclohexanecarboxamide motif has been developed. Lead optimization yielded compounds with sub-nanomolar potency and exceptional selectivity profiles against cathepsins B, L, and S. Use of fluorine atoms to block metabolism on the cyclohexyl ring led to compounds with excellent pharmacokinetic properties. Considering the well-established role of cathepsin K in osteoclast-mediated bone turnover, compounds such as (−)-34a (hrab Cat K IC50 0.28 nM; >800-fold selectivity vs Cat B, L, and S; PK data in dogs:  F 55%, t1/2 = 15 h) exhibit great potential for development as an orally bioavailable therapeutic for treatment of diseases that involve bone loss.

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2006
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40. Beta-substituted cyclohexanecarboxamide: a nonpeptidic framework for the design of potent inhibitors of cathepsin K.

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Crane SN, Black WC, Palmer JT, Davis DE, Setti E, Robichaud J, Paquet J, Oballa RM, Bayly CI, McKay DJ, Somoza JR, Chauret N, Seto C, Scheigetz J, Wesolowski G, Massé F, Desmarais S, and Ouellet M

Subjects
Amides chemistry, Amides pharmacology, Aminoacetonitrile chemical synthesis, Aminoacetonitrile chemistry, Aminoacetonitrile pharmacology, Animals, Biological Availability, Cathepsin K, Cathepsins chemistry, Crystallography, X-Ray, Cyclohexanes chemistry, Cyclohexanes pharmacology, Dogs, Half-Life, Male, Models, Molecular, Rats, Rats, Sprague-Dawley, Stereoisomerism, Structure-Activity Relationship, Amides chemical synthesis, Aminoacetonitrile analogs & derivatives, Cathepsins antagonists & inhibitors, Cyclohexanes chemical synthesis
Abstract

A new series of nonpeptidic cathepsin K inhibitors that are based on a beta-substituted cyclohexanecarboxamide motif has been developed. Lead optimization yielded compounds with sub-nanomolar potency and exceptional selectivity profiles against cathepsins B, L, and S. Use of fluorine atoms to block metabolism on the cyclohexyl ring led to compounds with excellent pharmacokinetic properties. Considering the well-established role of cathepsin K in osteoclast-mediated bone turnover, compounds such as (-)-34a (hrab Cat K IC(50) 0.28 nM; >800-fold selectivity vs Cat B, L, and S; PK data in dogs: F 55%, t(1/2) = 15 h) exhibit great potential for development as an orally bioavailable therapeutic for treatment of diseases that involve bone loss.

Published
2006
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