THE IRREVERSIBLE NARCOTIC ANTAGONISTIC AND REVERSIBLE AGONISTIC PROPERTIES OF THE FUMARAMATE METHYL-ESTER DERIVATIVE OF NALTREXONE
THE IRREVERSIBLE NARCOTIC ANTAGONISTIC AND REVERSIBLE AGONISTIC PROPERTIES OF THE FUMARAMATE METHYL-ESTER DERIVATIVE OF NALTREXONE
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DOI:
10.1016/0014-2999(81)90355-1
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
PORTOGHESE, PS
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作者:
TAKEMORI, AE;LARSON, DL;PORTOGHESE, PS
The .beta.-fumaramate methyl ester derivatives of naltrexone (.beta.-FNA) and oxymorphone (.beta.-fluoro-orotic acid) were both found to be reversible agonists on the guinea pig ileal longitudinal muscle preparation. .beta.-FNA possessed an irreversible antagonistic effect against morphine; .beta.-FOA had no such capacity. Analysis by pA2 [effective concentration of agonist to antagonist] values revealed that .beta.-FOA resembled pure agonists like morphine and enkephalin while .beta.-FNA resembled the mixed agonist-antagonists like nalorphine and pentazocine. The antagonism by .beta.-FNA was very selective in that it antagonized pure agonists but had little or no effect on the effects of either mixed agonist-antagonists, ethylketocyclazocine or other non-opiate-type agonists like norepinephrine.