We describe here the synthesis and the binding interaction with simga1 and sigma2 receptors of a series of new arylcarboxamide derivatives variously substituted on the aromatic portions. Maintaining a partial scaffold of a series of compounds previously synthesized by us, we evaluate the effect of the substitution on sigma binding. The synthesized compounds have been tested to estimate their affinity and selectivity toward sigma1 and sigma2 receptors. Two out of 16 derivatives showed an interesting sigma1 affinity (21.2 and 13.6 nM - compounds 2m and 2p) and a good selectivity (Ki(sigma2) / Ki(sigma1) >140 and >40 respectively).

Synthesis and receptor binding studies of some new arylcarboxamide derivatives as sigma-1 ligands

ZAMPIERI, DANIELE;LAURINI, ERIK;VIO, LUCIANO;GOLOB, SAMUEL;FERMEGLIA, MAURIZIO;PRICL, SABRINA;MAMOLO, MARIA GRAZIA
2014-01-01

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We describe here the synthesis and the binding interaction with simga1 and sigma2 receptors of a series of new arylcarboxamide derivatives variously substituted on the aromatic portions. Maintaining a partial scaffold of a series of compounds previously synthesized by us, we evaluate the effect of the substitution on sigma binding. The synthesized compounds have been tested to estimate their affinity and selectivity toward sigma1 and sigma2 receptors. Two out of 16 derivatives showed an interesting sigma1 affinity (21.2 and 13.6 nM - compounds 2m and 2p) and a good selectivity (Ki(sigma2) / Ki(sigma1) >140 and >40 respectively).
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