Novel approach to the design of synthetic radioiodinated linear V1A receptor antagonists of vasopressin.
Novel approach to the design of synthetic radioiodinated linear V1A receptor antagonists of vasopressin.
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设计合成放射性碘标记的加压素线性 V1A 受体拮抗剂的新方法。
DOI:
10.1111/j.1399-3011.1992.tb00300.x
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1992
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Chan,WY
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Manning,M;Bankowski,K;Barberis,C;Jard,S;Elands,J;Chan,WY
We report the solid phase synthesis of six analogs of the potent and selective linear AVP vasopressor (V1areceptor)antagonist: Phaa1‐d‐Tyr(Et)2‐Phe3‐Gln4‐Asn5‐Lys6‐Pro7‐Arg‐NH28(A) (where Phaa = phenylacetyl) in which the Phaa1residue is replaced by hydroxyphenylacetyl (HO‐Phaa), hydroxyphenylpropionyl (HO‐Phpa) and phenylpropionyl (Phpa) and thed‐Tyr(Et)2and Lys6residues byd‐Tyr(Me)2and Arg6substituents. The phenolic‐containing peptides were synthesized to test the feasibility of using this approach for the design of high affinity selective ligands for AVP V1areceptors. The following analogs of A were synthesized: 1. [(HO)Phaa1]; 2. [(HOPhpa1,d‐Tyr(Me)2]; 3. [(HO)Phaa1,d‐Tyr(Me)2,Arg6]; 4. [(HO)Phaa1,Arg6]; 5. [Phpa1]; 6. [(HO)Phpa1]. All six peptides were examined for agonistic and antagonistic potencies in vasopressor (V1a‐receptor) and antidiuretic (V2‐receptor) andin vitrooxytocic assays in rats. The affinities of the phenolic‐containing peptides for hepatic V1aand uterine receptors were also determined. The phenolic‐containing peptides all exhibit potent V1aantagonism. Their anti‐V1apA2values range from 8.23 to 8.63 (the anti‐V1apA2value of A = 8.69). Their inhibition constants (Ki in nm) range from 0.4 to 1.0. They are weak antidiuretic agonists with activities ranging from 0.022 U/mg to 0.13 U/mg (A = 0.033 U/mg). They all exhibit OT antagonismin vitro. Their anti‐OT pA2values range from 7.28 to 7.71 (A = 7.62). All five phenolic compounds were iodinated using iodine chloride and tested in the samein vivoandin vitroassay systems. The iodinated derivatives all exhibited potent V1aantagonism and OT antagonism. With Ki values in the liver of 0.1 nM the affinities of the iodinated derivatives of peptides 3 and 6 are particularly impressive. These two peptides are very promising candidates for radioiodination as potential high affinity, selective ligands for Vla receptors. Thus this approach which complements the traditional approach of utilizing tyrosine substitutions, offers promise for the design of high affinity radioligands for AVP V1areceptors, AVP pituitary (V1b) receptors, AVP V2receptors and OT uterine receptors. It may also have application for the design of radioligands for other biologically active peptides.