2′ Biaryl amides as novel and subtype selective M1 agonists. Part II: Further optimization and profiling
摘要:
Further optimization of the biaryl amide series via extensively exploring structure-activity relationships resulted in potent and subtype selective M-1 agonists exemplified by compounds 9a and 9j with good rat PK properties including CNS penetration. Synthesis, structure-activity relationships, subtype selectivity for M-1 over M2-5, and DMPK properties of these novel compounds are described. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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2′ Biaryl amides as novel and subtype selective M1 agonists. Part II: Further optimization and profiling
作者:Brian Budzik、Vincenzo Garzya、Dongchuan Shi、Graham Walker、Yann Lauchart、Adam J. Lucas、Ralph A. Rivero、Christopher J. Langmead、Jeannette Watson、Zining Wu、Ian T. Forbes、Jian Jin
DOI:10.1016/j.bmcl.2010.04.127
日期:2010.6
Further optimization of the biaryl amide series via extensively exploring structure-activity relationships resulted in potent and subtype selective M-1 agonists exemplified by compounds 9a and 9j with good rat PK properties including CNS penetration. Synthesis, structure-activity relationships, subtype selectivity for M-1 over M2-5, and DMPK properties of these novel compounds are described. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
2′ Biaryl amides as novel and subtype selective M1 agonists. Part I: Identification, synthesis, and initial SAR
作者:Brian Budzik、Vincenzo Garzya、Dongchuan Shi、James J. Foley、Ralph A. Rivero、Christopher J. Langmead、Jeannette Watson、Zining Wu、Ian T. Forbes、Jian Jin
DOI:10.1016/j.bmcl.2010.04.128
日期:2010.6
Biaryl amides were discovered as novel and subtype selective M1 muscarinic acetylcholine receptor agonists. The identification, synthesis, and initial structure–activity relationships that led to compounds 3j and 4c, possessing good M1 agonist potency and intrinsic activity, and subtype selectivity for M1 over M2–5, are described.