A series of derivatives structurally related to biphenyline (3) was designed with the aim to modulate selectivity toward the alpha2-AR subtypes. The results obtained demonstrated that the presence of a correctly oriented function with positive electronic effect (+sigma) in portion X of the ligands is an important factor for significant alpha2C-subtype selectivity (imidazolines 5, 13, 16, and 19). Homology modeling and docking studies support experimental data and highlight the crucial role for the hydrogen bond between the pyridine nitrogen in position 3 of 5 and the NH-indole ring of Trp6.48, which is favorably oriented in the alpha2C-subtype, only.

alpha(2)-Adrenoreceptors profile modulation. 2. Biphenyline analogues as tools for selective activation of the alpha2C-subtype

GENTILI, Francesco;GIANNELLA, Mario;PIERGENTILI, Alessandro;PIGINI, Maria;QUAGLIA, Wilma;
2004-01-01

Abstract

A series of derivatives structurally related to biphenyline (3) was designed with the aim to modulate selectivity toward the alpha2-AR subtypes. The results obtained demonstrated that the presence of a correctly oriented function with positive electronic effect (+sigma) in portion X of the ligands is an important factor for significant alpha2C-subtype selectivity (imidazolines 5, 13, 16, and 19). Homology modeling and docking studies support experimental data and highlight the crucial role for the hydrogen bond between the pyridine nitrogen in position 3 of 5 and the NH-indole ring of Trp6.48, which is favorably oriented in the alpha2C-subtype, only.
2004
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