Congener derivatives and conjugates of histamine: synthesis and tissue and receptor selectivity of the derivatives.
Congener derivatives and conjugates of histamine: synthesis and tissue and receptor selectivity of the derivatives.
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组胺的同源衍生物和缀合物:衍生物的合成以及组织和受体选择性。
DOI:
10.1021/jm00394a031
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
7.3
通讯作者:
Goodman,M
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文献类型:
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作者:
Khan,MM;Melmon,KL;Marr-Leisy,D;Verlander,MS;Egli,M;Lok,S;Goodman,M
A series of 19 congener derivatives and conjugates of histamine was synthesized and tested to determine whether the ligands would alter the conventional histamine activity in various tissues. The derivatives, which contained either branched or unbranched aliphatic groups, aromatic amide groups, or dipeptides, exhibited affinities for histamine type 1 and/or type 2 receptors that were widely different from the progenitor. The p-trifluoromethyl derivative of histamine with an intermediate chain length of four methylenes (compound 13) was the most potent lymphocytes H2 receptor agonist but was inactive on guinea pig myocardium H2 receptors. The deletion of a single methylene chain (compound 12) from this compound resulted in total loss of its H2 activity on lymphocytes and its Hj activity on aorta. Compound 12 became an exclusive Ht agonist on lymphocytes H: receptors. The dipeptide conjugate (compound 17) and the aliphatic congener derivative (compound 18), both with four methylenes, retained some of the activity on guinea pig myocardium H2 receptors, but lost their activity on lymphocytes H2 receptors. Therefore, histamine can be modified at sites that are at a distance from the imidazole moiety, resulting in tissue selective histamine receptor agonists.If histaminecould be derivatized so that its effects be-came tissue and effect specific, the derivatives would be useful in probing the structure of the receptor microenvironment and of the receptor itself. If the selective effects were maintained in vivo, the derivatives could be used to explore their immune cardiovascular modulatory roles with a view toward developing them as therapeutic agents. We have previously reported the effects of two parallel series of derivatives of a ß-adrenergic agonist and two^-antagonists. 1" 8 In each series, the synthesis utilized the amine end of the molecule even though this moiety was not considered responsible for recognition of the receptor. The effects of these derivatives included alterations of potency and effect and tissue specificity in each series. 1-8 What was most striking was that generally the analogous derivatives of the agonist and antagonists had an analogous skew of their pharmacologic effects. That is, the most potent or selective drugs were the closely related deriva-tives of each series. 1-8 Since the derivatization process did not manipulate the receptor recognition moiety (imidazole group) of the progenitor drugs, we reasoned that the lig-ands attached to some microenvironment of the ß receptor. If such were the case, histamine might be made effect specific by similar derivatization. We took advantage of the side-chain terminal amino group on histamine to make a third series ofderivatives. This paper describes the synthesis and summarizes the comparative pharmacology of our new histamine deriva-