Affinity and Selectivity of &bgr;‐Adrenoceptor Antagonists In Vitro
Affinity and Selectivity of &bgr;‐Adrenoceptor Antagonists In Vitro
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β-肾上腺素受体拮抗剂的体外亲和力和选择性
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发表时间:
1985
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3
通讯作者:
Belz Gg
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作者:
A. Wellstein;D. Palm;Belz Gg
&NA; The potency order of the catecholamines (‐)isoprenaline (Iso), ( ‐ )‐noradrenaline (NA), and ( ‐ )‐adrenaline (Adr) in competition for radiolabelled sites is used for their pharmacological classification. It is shown that the radioligand 3H‐CGP 12177 exclusively labels &bgr;1‐adrenoceptors in rat salivary gland membranes (Iso > NA > Adr), and &bgr;2‐adrenoceptors in rat reticulocytes (Iso > Adr ≥ NA). These models are then used to derive the subtype‐selectivity of the classical &bgr;‐adrenoceptor antagonists (±)‐propranolol (prop; twofold &bgr;2‐selective) and (±)‐atenolol (aten; 35‐fold &bgr;1‐selective), as well as of the newer antagonists (±)betaxolol and (±)‐bisoprolol (betax and biso; 35‐fold and 75‐fold &bgr;1‐selective, respectively). The ligand with the highest selectivity is ICI 118,551 (ICI), with a 300‐fold &bgr;2‐subtype selectivity. For comparison with antagonistic effects in humans at given plasma concentrations, the equilibrium dissociation constants of the ligands are measured in the presence of native human plasma and yield values for the relative selectively labelled subtype in the mean (Ki‐values in nmol/l): prop: 20, aten: 250, biso: 24, betax: 23, and ICI: 2.5.