Synthesis and activities of a thienyl dihydropyridine series on intracellular calcium in a rat pituitary cell line (GH3/B6)
摘要:
The synthesis of a thienyl dihydropyridine series according to the Hantzsch method is described. The influence of these derivatives on intracellular calcium ([Ca2+]i) in GH3 cells was evaluated in vitro using spectrofluorimetry with indol as Ca2+ fluorescent probe. We compared their effects on [Ca2+]i and hormone release with those of nifedipine. The most active tested compounds on [Ca2+]i were those methylated on the 3-position of the thienyl ring (activity was about 75% of nifedipine). Interestingly, the most efficient compounds on [Ca2+]i were also the most efficient on hormone release.
Synthesis and activities of a thienyl dihydropyridine series on intracellular calcium in a rat pituitary cell line (GH3/B6)
摘要:
The synthesis of a thienyl dihydropyridine series according to the Hantzsch method is described. The influence of these derivatives on intracellular calcium ([Ca2+]i) in GH3 cells was evaluated in vitro using spectrofluorimetry with indol as Ca2+ fluorescent probe. We compared their effects on [Ca2+]i and hormone release with those of nifedipine. The most active tested compounds on [Ca2+]i were those methylated on the 3-position of the thienyl ring (activity was about 75% of nifedipine). Interestingly, the most efficient compounds on [Ca2+]i were also the most efficient on hormone release.
Direct preparation of copper organometallics bearing an aldehyde function via an iodine–copper exchange
作者:Xiaoyin Yang、Paul Knochel
DOI:10.1039/b604259g
日期:——
The iodineâcopper exchange reaction allows the direct preparation of various aryl, heteroaryl and alkenyl cuprates bearing a formyl group, thus allowing a direct synthesis of polyfunctional aldehydes without the need of protecting groups or an additional oxidation step.
Process for the preparation of aromatically substituted acetic acids
申请人:SAGAMI CHEMICAL RESEARCH CENTER
公开号:EP0011279A1
公开(公告)日:1980-05-28
Aromatically substituted acetic acids are prepared by the reaction of an aromatically substituted aldehyde with a combination of a trihalomethane and an alkanethiol, and by the reaction of an alcohol derivative (2,2,2-trihalo-1-arylethanol) with an alkanethiol, in the presence of a base in a mixed medium of water and an aprotic polar solvent.