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Since MycetOS is diversifying we decided as from 2023 to place the monthly meetings no longer under a compound series but separately in this repository.
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Monthly MycetOS meeting - 25 June 2024 #23

Open mattodd opened 1 week ago

mattodd commented 1 week ago

Time: June 25th (12 noon UK) (Timezones)

The Outlook invite can be found https://github.com/OpenSourceMycetoma/Monthly-zoom-meetings/issues/2#issuecomment-1905476888

Location: https://uni-sydney.zoom.us/j/99281549497. In case of failure, use https://ucl.zoom.us/j/99789829423 and in case of double failure use MycetOS meeting teams link

Chair: UCL Minute taker: ErasmusMC Previous meeting: uploaded? Recording of today's meeting: Present: Apologies:

AGENDA AND MINUTES

Screening updates

Series 1 - Fenarimols

Paper update

Updated list of To Dos here.

The paper is almost ready to go. However, the NMR data needs to be sorted. Both @dmitrij176 and Hung finished their thesis and will submit soon. @mattodd will go through all the molecules one more to check if all the donations are acknowledgements

Modelling update

@meh-cyprian to proceed to try to model fenarimol compounds in potential protein target (described https://github.com/OpenSourceMycetoma/Series-1-Fenarimols/issues/68#issuecomment-1546869698 or to clarify what more data are needed. Aim is to better understand the SAR via docking vs homology model of protein. @osmanwa also interested in this area, has been in touch with @wwjvdsande and @mattodd by email, and can report back.

No activity in this area for a long time, so this section will be archived on the wiki and removed from meetings for now. Will be activated again when we find someone who is willing to do this.

Series 2 - Aminothiazoles

Not addressed directly

Series 3: Tricyclics/Phenothiazines

Series 5 - Benzimidazoles

Series 6: ketoximes

Other

Global Health Priority Box

Paper now published!

Kinase Inhibitor Library

Plant Extracts from Nigeria --> this issue is going to be archived.

Dundee DMPK Measurements

AOB

Sporotrichosis

Toxicity column

Other

Next meeting

23 July 2024: chair: ErasmusMC, minute taker: USyd Will be 8 AM UK/5 PM Sydney - timezones --> @ wwjvdsande will check the availability for this meeting with respect to the summer holiday

MA-Jjingyi commented 1 week ago

Hi, three compounds from series 3, MYOS626, MYOS627 and MYOS628 were used up. and Marij finished her internship. If you want to test them in vivo model this summer, Please send them again. Then I will try to test them later.

MFernflower commented 1 week ago

@lferrins could more of these compounds be send to Wendy's lab for in-vivo screening in the caterpillar model?

LoriRequest

MFernflower commented 1 week ago

@eloizidou https://github.com/OpenSourceMycetoma/Series-3-Phenothiazines/wiki/Desirable-Compounds-Not-Yet-Synthesised

wwjvdsande commented 1 week ago

@OpenSourceMycetoma/corecontrib the next monthly meeting will be on 23 July, which is during the summer holidays in the Northern hemisphere. We wondered if there will be enough people going to attend the meeting. Could you put your name behind the question if you are attending yes or no [ ] Yes I will be attending: [ ] No I will not be attending: @wwjvdsande @KlementineJBS

wwjvdsande commented 1 week ago

@OpenSourceMycetoma/corecontrib I added the toxicity data and the extra columns in the spreadsheet

lferrins commented 1 week ago

@lferrins could more of these compounds be send to Wendy's lab for in-vivo screening in the caterpillar model?

LoriRequest

I can check on the availability of material - how much would you need?

MFernflower commented 1 week ago

@lferrins five milligrams is the number I remember but tagging @wwjvdsande to verify

MFernflower commented 1 week ago

@mattodd I remember you saying you were in the process of plating a library of compounds you group has made and would give them to another researcher - I have not been in contact with the Rice pathogenic amoeba research lab ( @MOUSEY007 ) for quite some time (after the fenarimol screen that gave negative results) but perhaps you could see if they would be interested in it?

https://vet.purdue.edu/discovery/rice/index.php

I think the TB ones would be the most intersting as one of these pathogenic amoeba (Balamuthia) has a thick cell wall somewhat like that of TB

MA-Jjingyi commented 1 week ago

@lferrins five milligrams is the number I remember but tagging @wwjvdsande to verify

Good morning, @lferrins. Yes, five milligrams are enough.