Synthesis and pharmacological characterization of new neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptor ligands derived from Sazetidine-A.
Synthesis and pharmacological characterization of new neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptor ligands derived from Sazetidine-A.
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10.1016/j.bmcl.2014.04.036
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2014-07
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2.7
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Y. Liu;M. Paige;Thao T. Olson;Nour Al-muhtasib;Teresa Xie;Shujie Hou;M. P. White;Antoinette Cordova;Jessica L Guo;K. Kellar;Yingxian Xiao;Milton L. Brown
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作者:
Y. Liu;M. Paige;Thao T. Olson;Nour Al-muhtasib;Teresa Xie;Shujie Hou;M. P. White;Antoinette Cordova;Jessica L Guo;K. Kellar;Yingxian Xiao;Milton L. Brown
The enantiomers of two analogs of Sazetidine-A as well as several other novel biosteric analogues were synthesized. Their binding affinities at three major nAChRs subtypes and selectivity profiles were determined. Though many (S)-enantiomers of Sazetidine-A analogs have high binding affinities and good subtype selectivities, it is not a general rule that (S)-enantiomers are better than their (R) counterparts. Compound11, of which the ethynyl group was replaced by its’ bioisostere—the triazole via click chemistry, showed a high binding affinity to α4β2 subtype (Ki= 1.3 nM) and better selectivity to the α4β2 subtype over α3β4 subtype with that of Sazetidine-A. The azide compound15, a potential photoaffinity label, showed improved high selectivity and similar binding property profile with that of Sazetidine-A. The biaryl analog17exhibited a much lower affinity as compared to Sazetidine-A indicating the importance of a ‘long tail’ side chain for α4β2 nAChR binding.