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Dolle, RE; Michaut, M; Martinez-Teipel, B; Seida, PR; Ajello, CW; Muller, AL; DeHaven, RN; Carroll, PJ |
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[摘要]:Cyclic tetrapeptide c[Phe-pro-Phe-trp] 2, a diastereomer of CJ-15,208 ( 1), was identified as a potent dual kappa/mu opioid receptor antagonist devoid of delta opioid receptor affinity against cloned human receptors: K-i (2) = 3.8 nM (kappa), 30 nM (mu); IC50 ([S-35]GTP gamma S binding) = 140 nM (kappa), 21 nM (mu). The D-tryptophan residue rendered 2 ca. eightfold and fourfold more potent at kappa and mu, respectively, than the corresponding L-configured tryptophan in the natural product 1. Phe analogs 3-10, designed to probe the effect of substituents on receptor affinity and selectivity, possessed K-i values ranging from 14 to 220 nM against the kappa opioid receptor with mu/kappa ratios of 0.45-3.0. An alanine scan of 2 yielded c[Ala-pro-Phe-trp] 12, an analog equipotent to 2. Agents 2 and 12 were pure antagonists in vitro devoid of agonist activity. Ac-pro-Phe-trpPhe-NH2 16 and Ac-Phe-trp-Phe-pro-NH2 17 two of the eight possible acyclic peptides derived from 1 and 2, were selective, modestly potent mu ligands: K-i (16) = 340 nM (mu); K-i (17) = 360 nM (mu). (C) 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. |
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