Design of N-Acylprolyltyrosine “Tripeptoid” Analogues of Neurotensin as Potential Atypical Antipsychotic Agents
摘要:
A series of N-acylprolyltyrosine amides was designed as tripeptoid analogues of neurotensin. The substituted dipeptides were tested in vivo for antidopamine activity by their ability to inhibit the apomorphine-induced climbing in mice and the dopamine-induced extrapolatory behavior impairment in rats. The N-acylprolyltyrosine amides structure-activity relationships have indicated the size of the N-acyl group and the configuration of amino acids that are important for the activity. Pie found that the bioactivity has been increased dramatically when the n-hydrocarbon chain on the N-acyl group was increased from four to five carbon atoms, The activity seems to reside exclusively in the L-Tyr diastereomers. All of the compounds tested were inactive in the cataleptogenic action and did not exhibit the acute toxicity even at doses 500-1000 times higher than ED50 climbing test, On this basis, the N-acylprolyltyrosine amides could potentially be a novel class of atypical antipsychotic agents.
作者:N. I. Zaitseva、V. P. Lezina、A. N. Ignashin、V. K. Briling、T. A. Gudasheva
DOI:10.1023/a:1012707304680
日期:——
Molecular design, synthesis and neuroleptic activity of dipeptide analogs of sulpride
作者:T. A. Gudasheva、N. I. Zaitseva、N. A. Bondarenko、I. É. Scherbakova、L. S. Asmakova、G. G. Rozantsev、R. U. Ostrovskaya、T. A. Voronina、S. B. Seredenin
DOI:10.1007/bf02464272
日期:1997.11
Design of <i>N</i>-Acylprolyltyrosine “Tripeptoid” Analogues of Neurotensin as Potential Atypical Antipsychotic Agents
作者:Tatiana A. Gudasheva、Tatiana A. Voronina、Rita U. Ostrovskaya、Natalya I. Zaitseva、Nina A. Bondarenko、Vera K. Briling、Ludmila S. Asmakova、Grigory G. Rozantsev、Sergei B. Seredenin
DOI:10.1021/jm970217c
日期:1998.1.1
A series of N-acylprolyltyrosine amides was designed as tripeptoid analogues of neurotensin. The substituted dipeptides were tested in vivo for antidopamine activity by their ability to inhibit the apomorphine-induced climbing in mice and the dopamine-induced extrapolatory behavior impairment in rats. The N-acylprolyltyrosine amides structure-activity relationships have indicated the size of the N-acyl group and the configuration of amino acids that are important for the activity. Pie found that the bioactivity has been increased dramatically when the n-hydrocarbon chain on the N-acyl group was increased from four to five carbon atoms, The activity seems to reside exclusively in the L-Tyr diastereomers. All of the compounds tested were inactive in the cataleptogenic action and did not exhibit the acute toxicity even at doses 500-1000 times higher than ED50 climbing test, On this basis, the N-acylprolyltyrosine amides could potentially be a novel class of atypical antipsychotic agents.