1973
DOI: 10.1159/000136456
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Influence of N<sub>1</sub>-2-Hydroxyethyl Substitution on Central Activity of Oxazepam and Lorazepam

Abstract: The central activities of two N1-2-hy droxyethyl substituted derivatives of oxazepam and lorazepam (SAS 602 and SAS 632, respectively) were compared with those of the parent compounds. It was found that in rats all the drugs had antimetrazol activity and produced muscle relaxant effects and depressive ac tions upon exploratory behavior. They were all active in facilitating behavior suppressed by punishment, and caused a synchronization of the EEG pattern lasting 4–5 h. Both N1-2-hydroxyet… Show more

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“…- TAMAGNONE et al (1974) [2] HESTER et al (1970) [3] BANZIGER (1965) [4] HmLMAN et al (1974) [5] BABBINI et al (1974) [6] SCROLUNI et al (1975) [7] RANDALL and KAPPELL (1973) [15] GILBERT and BENSON (1972) [16] SCHMITT et al (1967) [22] RUDZIK et al (1973) [23] FERNANDEZ-ToME et al (1975) [24] EDANACA et al (1978) [17] OWEN et al (1971) [18] Kwpp and KAHLING (1965) [19] BABBINI et al (1973) [20] BRUNAUD et al (1970) [21] SAKAI et al (1972) [25] KOCH (1979) [26] KAMIOKA et al (1972) 340 [7] [1] RANDALL et al (1960) [2] BERGER et al (1964) [3] ROBICHAUD et al (1970) [4] SHIBATA et al (1967) [5] SAITO et al (1969) [6] USDIN and AMAI (1963) [7] GRUBER et al (1944) [8] REINHARD et al (1952) Oral...…”
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confidence: 99%
“…- TAMAGNONE et al (1974) [2] HESTER et al (1970) [3] BANZIGER (1965) [4] HmLMAN et al (1974) [5] BABBINI et al (1974) [6] SCROLUNI et al (1975) [7] RANDALL and KAPPELL (1973) [15] GILBERT and BENSON (1972) [16] SCHMITT et al (1967) [22] RUDZIK et al (1973) [23] FERNANDEZ-ToME et al (1975) [24] EDANACA et al (1978) [17] OWEN et al (1971) [18] Kwpp and KAHLING (1965) [19] BABBINI et al (1973) [20] BRUNAUD et al (1970) [21] SAKAI et al (1972) [25] KOCH (1979) [26] KAMIOKA et al (1972) 340 [7] [1] RANDALL et al (1960) [2] BERGER et al (1964) [3] ROBICHAUD et al (1970) [4] SHIBATA et al (1967) [5] SAITO et al (1969) [6] USDIN and AMAI (1963) [7] GRUBER et al (1944) [8] REINHARD et al (1952) Oral...…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This would be not in accordance with Greenblatt's statement (13) that hydroxy sub stitution in position 3 reduces the potency of the compound. From the data reported in the literature (18) and from our works (3,5), however, it can be inferred that general rules concerning structure-activity relationships in benzodiazepine series are not absolute, this being especially true when very active com pounds are dealt with. A better understanding of this matter could be achieved by investigat ing homologous series of benzodiazepines of high potency.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 87%