Molecule of the Week · May 13, 2026
PCL-RA-003 2D Structure (Thiophene-Piperazine JAK2 inhibitor)

PCL-PD-008

Novel Imidazopyridine-Pyrimidine KRAS G12D Inhibitor

O=C(c1cc(F)cc(F)c1)N1CCN(c2cn3cc(-c4ccnc(NC5CC5)n4)ccc3n2)CC1

Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma (PDAC) · KRAS G12D Inhibition

Selective KRAS G12D inhibitor with novel imidazopyridine-pyrimidine scaffold

Imidazo[1,2-a]pyridine core provides a flat heterocyclic scaffold for π-stacking in the KRAS Switch II pocket. Piperazine linker offers conformational flexibility and a basic nitrogen for salt-bridge interactions with Asp69. 3,5-Difluorobenzamide fills the hydrophobic allosteric pocket. Cyclopropylamino-pyrimidine head engages H95/D69 residues for G12D mutant selectivity over wild-type KRAS.

7.5

PROMISING — proceed to optimization

PharmaClaw Consensus Score (0–10)

MW

475.5

cLogP

3.61

QED

0.475

Tox Risk

LOW

SA Score

2.79

TPSA

78.7

Lipinski

Pass (0)

Agents Consulted

Chemistry Query Cheminformatics Pharmacology Toxicology Synthesis Catalyst Design Literature IP Expansion

Suggested Modifications

  • Replace cyclopropylamine with azetidine for improved metabolic stability
  • Add methyl to piperazine N for enhanced CNS penetration (brain metastases)
  • Swap one fluorine for chlorine to modulate lipophilicity
  • Introduce spirocyclic constraint on piperazine for rigidity and selectivity

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[4/9] Toxicology — safety profiling...

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[6/9] Catalyst — recommendation...

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pharmaclaw chemistry -s "CCO" --mode props

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pharmaclaw cheminformatics -s "CCO"

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PharmaClaw-1

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Lipinski: Pass SA: 2.79

Targets #2 adverse event (rash)

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N-methylpiperazine side chain

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Targets #1 adverse event (diarrhoea)

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Difluoromethoxy group

Lipinski: Borderline

Extended half-life for once-daily dosing

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Head-to-Head Comparison

CompoundMWLogPQEDLipinski
Gefitinib446.94.280.518Pass
Erlotinib395.54.450.508Pass
Afatinib486.04.390.457Pass
PharmaClaw-2 ★497.64.260.369Pass
Osimertinib499.64.510.311Pass
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