1978
DOI: 10.1021/jm00205a016
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Alteration of relative affinities toward myocardial and vascular .beta. adrenoceptors induced by side-chain substitution of aryloxypropanolamines

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“…In previously studied catecholamines (Dowd et al, 1977), the inclusion of an oxymethylene group produced a small degree of #,-receptor selectivity; the oxymethylene derivative of isoprenaline was the most active compound in this respect, being some five times more active as a ,1than as a fl2-receptor agonist. In fl-receptor antagonists based on a phenoxypropanolamine nucleus, homoveratryl as opposed to isopropyl or N-t-butyl amine substitution, produces little change in antagonistic potency at ,B,-receptors while causing a marked diminution of activity at #2-receptor sites: hence the compounds show #,B-receptor selective antagonistic actions (Hoefle, Hastings, Meyer, Corey, Holmes & Stratton, 1975;Leclerc, Mann, Wermuth, Bieth & Schwartz, 1977;Shtacher, Rubenstein & Somani, 1978).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In previously studied catecholamines (Dowd et al, 1977), the inclusion of an oxymethylene group produced a small degree of #,-receptor selectivity; the oxymethylene derivative of isoprenaline was the most active compound in this respect, being some five times more active as a ,1than as a fl2-receptor agonist. In fl-receptor antagonists based on a phenoxypropanolamine nucleus, homoveratryl as opposed to isopropyl or N-t-butyl amine substitution, produces little change in antagonistic potency at ,B,-receptors while causing a marked diminution of activity at #2-receptor sites: hence the compounds show #,B-receptor selective antagonistic actions (Hoefle, Hastings, Meyer, Corey, Holmes & Stratton, 1975;Leclerc, Mann, Wermuth, Bieth & Schwartz, 1977;Shtacher, Rubenstein & Somani, 1978).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Assignments of relative configurations to acyclic diastereoisomers is often based on the magnitude of the vicinal coupling constant J. In general J erythro is greater than J threo unless intramolecular hydrogen bonding exists where this factor may contribute more to conformational preferences than simple steric considerations in which case J threo would be greater than J erythro (5,(8)(9)(10).…”
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“…The reaction of Z and Eoxiranes with nucleophiles as amines give rise to the respective threo (1R,2R/lS,2S) and erythro (1R,2S/lS,2R) 0-aminoalcohol diastereoisomers (8)(9)(10). Thus, reaction of stereoisomers 8a and 9a (60:40 mixture) with piperidine at 8 0 ' for 8h gave a mixture of threo-(lOa) and erythro-l-hydroxy-l-(l-oxido-2-pyridinyl) 2-(l-piperidino)propane (lla), respectively, in a ratio of 6 0 4 (75.8%).…”
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“…A striking contrast is provided when the 4-hydroxyphenethyl substituent is introduced into the nonselective /3-blockers alprenolol (11) and bunolol (12). The 4-hydroxyphenethyl group had no effect on cardioselectivity (the ratios of affinity being 1.3 and 1.5, respectively) but caused a 25-fold loss in affinity to the RVM receptor.…”
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