DRUG RECEPTORS IN VIVO
体内药物受体
基本信息
- 批准号:3853707
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- 依托单位国家:美国
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- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:至
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Considerable progress has been made in the area of imaging cocaine
receptors in living animals. Our first efforts involved utilizing a known
antidepressant drug, nomifensine. A detailed study of the in vivo binding
characteristics of this compound revealed that it localized to dopamine
transporters quite effectively but with a low specific to non-specific
binding ratio. Because of this, we set out to develop more efficient
binding ligands.
Studies from our laboratory previously showed that cocaine analogs,
WIN-35,065-2 and WIN-35,428 were better ligands for the dopamine
transporter in that higher specific to non-specific binding ratios were
obtained in vivo. More recently, we utilized WIN-35,428 in a more
extensive study which conclusively showed that this compound localized
to cocaine receptors/dopamine transporters in rat striatum. We are in the
process of utilizing this compound in its positron emitting form to carry
out PET scanning studies of dopamine transporters in vivo.
One important use of in vivo labelling techniques is to examine the rate
of occupancy of receptors in vivo by various drugs. Because of the
availability of our in vivo labeling model using WIN-35,428, we were able
to examine the relative rate of occupancy of cocaine receptor by mazindol,
GBR-12,909 and cocaine. We clearly showed that cocaine enters the brain
and occupies cocaine receptors much more rapidly than mazindol or
GBR-12,909. It is known that abuse liability is greater for drugs that
enter the brain and occupy receptors rapidly. Thus, this model will be
useful in quantitatively assessing how rapidly drugs enter the brain and
occupy receptors; this will be helpful in contributing quantitative
knowledge of this factor for abuse liability assessment.
在可卡因成像领域取得了相当大的进展
活体动物的受体。 我们的第一个努力是利用一个已知的
抗抑郁药诺米芬辛 体内结合的详细研究
这种化合物的特征表明,它定位于多巴胺,
转运蛋白非常有效,但具有低特异性至非特异性
结合率正因为如此,我们着手开发更高效的
结合配体。
我们实验室以前的研究表明可卡因类似物,
WIN-35,065 - 2和WIN-35,428是多巴胺的较好配体
转运蛋白的特异性与非特异性结合率较高,
在体内获得。 最近,我们使用WIN-35,428在一个更
广泛的研究最终表明这种化合物
可卡因受体/多巴胺转运蛋白的作用。 我们正在
利用该化合物以其正电子发射形式携带
体内多巴胺转运蛋白的PET扫描研究。
体内标记技术的一个重要用途是检查
各种药物在体内占据受体的能力。 因为
我们使用WIN-35,428的体内标记模型的可用性,我们能够
为了检测马吲哚对可卡因受体的相对占据率,
GBR-12,909和可卡因。 我们清楚地表明可卡因进入大脑
并且比马吲哚或马吲哚更快地占据可卡因受体,
12909英镑 众所周知,滥用药物的可能性更大,
进入大脑并迅速占据受体。 因此,该模型将
用于定量评估药物进入大脑的速度,
占据受体;这将有助于定量
这一因素的滥用责任评估的知识。
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可卡因受体——结构/活性关系和配体结合
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