Water-soluble renin inhibitors: design of a subnanomolar inhibitor with a prolonged duration of action
摘要:
Incorporation of nonreactive polar functionalities at the C- and N-termini of renin inhibitors led to the development of a subnanomolar compound (21) with millimolar solubility. This inhibitor demonstrated excellent efficacy and a long duration of action upon intravenous administration to monkeys. While activity was also observed intraduodenally, a comparison of the blood pressure responses indicated low bioavailability. Subsequent experiments in rats showed that, although the compound was absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract, extensive liver extraction severely limited bioavailability.
Water-soluble renin inhibitors: design of a subnanomolar inhibitor with a prolonged duration of action
摘要:
Incorporation of nonreactive polar functionalities at the C- and N-termini of renin inhibitors led to the development of a subnanomolar compound (21) with millimolar solubility. This inhibitor demonstrated excellent efficacy and a long duration of action upon intravenous administration to monkeys. While activity was also observed intraduodenally, a comparison of the blood pressure responses indicated low bioavailability. Subsequent experiments in rats showed that, although the compound was absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract, extensive liver extraction severely limited bioavailability.
ROSENBERG, SAUL H.;WOODS, KEITH W.;SHAM, HING L.;KLEINERT, HOLLIS D.;MART+, J. MED. CHEM., 33,(1990) N, C. 1962-1969
作者:ROSENBERG, SAUL H.、WOODS, KEITH W.、SHAM, HING L.、KLEINERT, HOLLIS D.、MART+
DOI:——
日期:——
Water-soluble renin inhibitors: design of a subnanomolar inhibitor with a prolonged duration of action
作者:Saul H. Rosenberg、Keith W. Woods、Hing L. Sham、Hollis D. Kleinert、Donald L. Martin、Herman Stein、Jerome Cohen、David A. Egan、Barbara Bopp
DOI:10.1021/jm00169a024
日期:1990.7
Incorporation of nonreactive polar functionalities at the C- and N-termini of renin inhibitors led to the development of a subnanomolar compound (21) with millimolar solubility. This inhibitor demonstrated excellent efficacy and a long duration of action upon intravenous administration to monkeys. While activity was also observed intraduodenally, a comparison of the blood pressure responses indicated low bioavailability. Subsequent experiments in rats showed that, although the compound was absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract, extensive liver extraction severely limited bioavailability.