NOVEL PROBES FOR THE DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER
NOVEL PROBES FOR THE DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER
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6161729
负责人:
Amy Hauck Newman
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依托单位国家:
美国
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关键词:
benztropine binding proteins chemical structure function cocaine dopamine antagonists dopamine receptor dopamine transporter drug abuse drug design /synthesis /production drug interactions muscarinic receptor norepinephrine protein structure psychopharmacology radiotracer receptor binding reinforcer serotonin transporter stereochemistry transport proteins
中文摘要
多巴胺转运体一直是
潜在的可卡因滥用疗法的发展。尽管
抑制多巴胺再摄取很可能是过于简单化的
对于可卡因的成瘾特性的解释,它仍然是
负责加固效果的最重要的机械候选人
这种滥用的药物。新型探头的研究进展
结构不同但保留的多巴胺转运体
可卡因的神经化学等效性是我们研究的重点。
程序。我们对这些化合物特别感兴趣
对多巴胺转运体的亲和力与可卡因相同或更高
但在药物滥用的动物模型中并不像可卡因那样。这些
化合物将有助于表征多巴胺的结合域。
转运蛋白和允许确定的功能相关性
那些网站。最终,可以预见,一种化合物可能是
它能与多巴胺转运蛋白结合并防止可卡因
在没有可卡因本身的上瘾倾向的情况下摆脱束缚。
我们探索了基于两个化合物的新型类似物的设计和合成
多巴胺摄取抑制剂的分类及其体外评价
(放射性配基结合分析和抑制[~3H]多巴胺摄取)和
在体内(小鼠的运动活动,大鼠的药物辨别和
猴子的自我管理研究)。第一类化合物
以3-α-(二苯基甲氧基托烷)(苯并托品)为基础。上一首
该分子3位上的化学修饰使
发现一类有效的多巴胺摄取抑制剂
与M受体的高亲和力结合,但具有高度选择性
关于5-羟色胺和去甲肾上腺素转运体。这些化合物
通常会阻止多巴胺的再摄取,可卡因也是如此,但没有
作为运动兴奋剂是有效的,在这两种药物中都不像可卡因一样
药物歧视或自我给药研究。为了试图
消除这些化合物的毒扁豆碱拮抗剂特性
合成了大系列N-取代4‘,4@-二氟类似物。
其中许多化合物在多巴胺上保持高亲和力结合。
转运蛋白,但显示亲和力显著下降
毒鼠碱受体。对这些化合物的行为评估,如
与上一系列并没有显示出类似可卡因的行为
侧写。此外,几个N-取代的类似物没有
增强可卡因的作用,就像大多数其他多巴胺摄取一样
已有证据表明,抑制剂和毒扁豆碱拮抗剂能起到作用。
药代动力学分析和慢性研究目前正在进行
正在进行进一步鉴定这些化合物的药理作用
以及它们作为药物疗法的潜力。此外,125i-
N-丁基苯基取代4‘,4@-二氟的叠氮衍生物
苯并托品已经被制备出来,并被证明与
克隆的多巴胺转运体。这个亲光性标签将被使用
在未来的研究中,以确定这种跨膜螺旋
一类化合物结合,并将结合结构域与
以可卡因和GBR 12909为基础的光亲和配体标记。
已经对第二类化合物进行了大量的化学修饰
基于多巴胺摄取抑制剂/西格玛配体利姆卡唑的化合物
这会减弱可卡因诱导的运动活动。
咔唑环系和末端的取代反应
已经制造出了哌嗪氮。到目前为止,结构活性
相互关系表明,多巴胺转运体非常敏感
这种分子结构的变化,以及大多数的修饰
导致结合亲和力降低。然而,有几个类比
的亲和力相同或略高
多巴胺转运体优于利马卡唑(Ki=60-260 nm)。这些化合物
还评估了它们在sigma 1和1的结合亲和力
2受体。选定的化合物已经进行了行为评估和
到目前为止,像母体利姆卡唑一样,他们无法证明可卡因-
比如行为特征。可卡因相互作用的研究正在进行中。
此外,一种基于利姆卡唑的不可逆配体已经被
被发现并有望成为一种重要的研究工具
鉴定多巴胺转运体上的高亲和力和低亲和力
。
英文摘要
The dopamine transporter has been a primary molecular target for the
development of potential cocaine abuse therapeutics. Although the
inhibition of dopamine reuptake is likely to be an oversimplified
explanation for the addictive properties of cocaine, it remains the
foremost mechanistic candidate responsible for the reinforcing effects
of this drug of abuse. The development of novel probes for the
dopamine transporter that are structurally dissimilar but retain
neurochemical equivalence to cocaine is the focus of our research
program. We are particularly interested in those compounds that bind
to the dopamine transporter with equal or higher affinity than cocaine
but are not cocaine-like in animal models of drug abuse. These
compounds will help characterize binding domains on the dopamine
transporter and allow the determination of functional correlates to
those sites. Ultimately, it is envisioned that a compound may be
developed that binds to the dopamine transporter and prevents cocaine
from binding without having the addiction liability of cocaine itself.
We have explored the design and synthesis of novel analogs based on two
classes of dopamine uptake inhibitors and have evaluated them in vitro
(radioligand binding assays and inhibition of [3H]dopamine uptake) and
in vivo (locomotor activity in mice, drug discrimination in rats and
self administration studies in monkeys). The first class of compounds
are based on 3-alpha-(diphenylmethoxytropane (benztropine). Previous
chemical modification at the 3-position of this molecule allowed the
discovery of a potent class of dopamine uptake inhibitors that retained
high affinity binding at muscarinic receptors but were highly selective
over serotonin and norepinephrine transporters. These compounds
typically blocked dopamine reuptake, as does cocaine, but were not
efficacious as locomotor stimulants and were not cocaine-like in either
drug discrimination or self administration studies. In an attempt to
eliminate the muscarinic antagonist properties of these compounds, a
large series of N-substituted 4',4@-difluoro analogs were prepared.
Many of these compounds retained high affinity binding at the dopamine
transporter but demonstrated a significant decrease in affinity for
muscarinic receptors. Behavioral evaluation of these compounds, as
with the previous series did not demonstrate a cocaine-like behavioral
profile. Further, several of the N-substituted analogs did not
potentiate the effects of cocaine, as most other dopamine uptake
inhibitors and muscarinic antagonists have been shown to do.
Pharmacokinetic analysis as well as chronic studies are currently
underway to further characterize the pharmacology of these compounds
and their potential as pharmacotherapeutics. In addition, an 125I-
azido- derivative of the N-butylphenyl substituted 4',4@-difluoro
benztropine has been prepared and shown to irreversibly interact with
the cloned dopamine transporter. This photoaffinity label will be used
in future studies to determine the transmembrane helices at which this
class of compounds binds and compare the binding domains with those
labeled by photoaffinity ligands based on cocaine and GBR 12909.
Numerous chemical modifications have been made to a second class of
compounds, based on rimcazole, a dopamine uptake inhibitor/sigma ligand
that attenuates the locomotor activity induced by cocaine.
Substitutions at the carbazole ring system as well as at the terminal
piperazine nitrogen have been made. Thusfar, structure-activity
relationships suggest that the dopamine transporter is very sensitive
to structural changes in this molecule, with most modifications
resulting in a decrease in binding affinity. However, several analogs
were discovered to have equal or slightly higher affinity at the
dopamine transporter than rimcazole (Ki=60-260 nM). These compounds
have also been evaluated for their binding affinities at sigma 1 and
2 receptors. Selected compounds have been evaluated behaviorally and
so far, like the parent rimcazole they fail to demonstrate a cocaine-
like behavioral profile. Cocaine-interaction studies are underway.
In addition, an irreversible ligand based on rimcazole has been
discovered and promises to be an important research tool with which to
characterize high and low affinity sites on the dopamine transporter
.
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