Design of more potent and selective antagonists of the antidiuretic responses to arginine-vasopressin devoid of antidiuretic agonism.
Design of more potent and selective antagonists of the antidiuretic responses to arginine-vasopressin devoid of antidiuretic agonism.
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设计更有效和选择性的精氨酸-加压素抗利尿反应拮抗剂,但不具有抗利尿激动作用。
DOI:
10.1021/jm00346a016
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
7.3
通讯作者:
Sawyer,WH
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文献类型:
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作者:
Manning,M;Klis,WA;Olma,A;Seto,J;Sawyer,WH
Substitution of D-tyrosine at position 2 of [1-(/3-mercapto-/3, d-cyclopentamethylenepropionic acid), 4-valine] arginine-vasopressin, d (CH2) 5VAVP, turned this weak antidiuretic agonist and antagonist of vasopressor responses into an effective antagonist of the antidiuretic response. d (CH2) 6-D-TyrVAVP, however, like other reported antagonists of the antidiuretic response, retains some antidiuretic agonistic activity. It is also a relatively strong antagonist of vasopressor and oxytocic responses. In attempting (a) to increase the specificity of antagonists of the antidiuretic response,(b) to eliminate residual agonistic activity andenhance antagonistic potency, and (c) to help delineate structural features at position 2 required for antidiuretic antagonism, we have synthesizedeight new analogues substituted at position 2 by the solid-phase method: 1, d (CH2) 6-D-PheVAVP; 2, d (CH2) 6-D-PheVDAVP; 3, d-(CH2) sD-IleVAVP; 4, d (CH2) 6-D-LeuVAVP; 5, d (CH2) 6-D-ValVAVP; 6, d (CH2) 6-D-AlaVAVP; 7, d (CH2) 6GlyVAVP; 8, d (CH2) 5-D-ArgVAVP. These analogues were tested for agonisticand antagonistic activities by antidiuretic, vasopressor, and oxytocic assays in rats. Analogues 1, 3, 4, and 5 exhibit no agonistic activities in these assays. These four analogues, as well as analogue 2, effectively antagonize antidiuretic responses toAVP. Their antiantidiuretic pA2 values are as follows: 1, 8.07±0.09; 2, 7.07±0.1; 3, 7.98±0.05; 4, 7.79±0.12; 5, 7.48±0.06. Analogues6-8 are weak antidiuretic agonists and exhibit no detectable antiantidiuretic activity. Analogues 3-8 show greatly reduced potencies as antagonists of vasopressor and oxytocic responses. Thus, analogues 3-5 show much greater specificity as antagonists of the antidiuretic response than any previously reported. Analogues 1 and 3 are also the most potent antagonists of the antidiuretic response yet reported. The combination of increased antiantidiuretic potency and specificity shouldmake these analogues useful tools for studies on the role of AVP in causing water retention in experimental animals and in man. They may also serve as prototypes for the design of even more potent and selective antidiuretic antagonists. Potent and specific antagonists of the antidiuretic action of ADH could be valuable for treating water retention in a variety of clinical situations.