analogues of arginine-vasopressin (AVP), twohighly selective antidiuretic (V2) agonists, four vasopressor (V1) antagonists, and five V2/V1 antagonists. The parent AVP agonists are (1) AVP, (2) 1-deamino[8-D-arginine]vasopressin (dDAVP), and (3) its 4-valine analogue, dVDAVP. The parent V1 antagonists are (4) [1-(beta-mercapto-beta,beta-pentamethylenepropionic acid)] arginine-vasopressin (d(CH2)5AVP)
MENDELSON, WILFORD L.;TICKNER, ANN M.;HOLMES, MONICA M.;LANTOS, IVAN, INT. J. PEPTIDE AND PROTEIN RES., 35,(1990) N, C. 249-257
作者:MENDELSON, WILFORD L.、TICKNER, ANN M.、HOLMES, MONICA M.、LANTOS, IVAN
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KALBAG, SURESH M.;VOCIKER, PAUL J.
作者:KALBAG, SURESH M.、VOCIKER, PAUL J.
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Potent vasopressin antagonists lacking the proline residue at position 7
作者:Fadia El Fehail Ali、William Bryan、Hsin Lan Chang、William F. Huffman、Michael L. Moore、Grace Heckman、Lewis B. Kinter、Jeanne McDonald、Dulcie Schmidt
DOI:10.1021/jm00156a015
日期:1986.6
As part of a program to design potent antidiuretic vasopressinantagonists and to define the minimumeffectivepharmacophore requirements for vasopressin (VP) antagonist activity, we studied the importance of the C-terminal tripeptide of a previously reported peptide antagonist of arginine-vasopressin (AVP,1). The proline residue at position 7 in AVP is proposed to impart a conformational constraint