Cytisine derivatives as high affinity nAChR ligands: synthesis and comparative molecular field analysis

Il Farmaco
2002.0

Abstract

A number of new N-substituted cytisine derivatives were prepared and tested, along with similar compounds already described by us and others, as high affinity neuronal acetylcholine receptor ligands. Structure-affinity relationships were discussed in the light of our recently proposed pharmacophore model for nicotinic receptor agonists. The most significant physicochemical interactions modulating the receptor-ligand binding were detected at the three dimensional (3D) level by means of comparative molecular field analysis (CoMFA). The best predictive PLS model was a single-field steric model showing good statistical figures: n=17, Q2=0.717, scv=0.566, r2=0.942, s=0.275. © 2002 Éditions scientifiques et médicales Elsevier SAS. All rights reserved.

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