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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 06, 2009
Filed:
Apr. 23, 2007
Jose Luis Castro Pineiro, Bishops Stortford, GB;
Ian Churcher, Great Dunmow, GB;
Kevin Dinnell, Much Hadham, GB;
Timothy Harrison, Great Dunmow, GB;
Sonia Kerrad, Huningue, GB;
Alan John Nadin, Sawbridgeworth, GB;
Paul Joseph Oakley, South Benfleet, GB;
Andrew Pate Owens, Huntingdon, GB;
Duncan Edward Shaw, Bishops Stortford, GB;
Martin Richard Teall, Bishops Stortford, GB;
Susannah William, Basingstoke, GB;
Brian John Williams, Great Dunmow, GB;
Jose Luis Castro Pineiro, Bishops Stortford, GB;
Ian Churcher, Great Dunmow, GB;
Kevin Dinnell, Much Hadham, GB;
Timothy Harrison, Great Dunmow, GB;
Sonia Kerrad, Huningue, GB;
Alan John Nadin, Sawbridgeworth, GB;
Paul Joseph Oakley, South Benfleet, GB;
Andrew Pate Owens, Huntingdon, GB;
Duncan Edward Shaw, Bishops Stortford, GB;
Martin Richard Teall, Bishops Stortford, GB;
Susannah William, Basingstoke, GB;
Brian John Williams, Great Dunmow, GB;
Merck Sharp & Dohme Limited, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, GB;
Abstract
Novel sulphones of Formula I are disclosed: wherein A completes a 4-7 membered ring optionally comprising up to two heteroatoms. The compounds modulate the action of γ-secretase and are therefore useful in the treatment or prevention of Alzheimer's disease.