2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.bmcl.2007.04.028
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Optimization of triaryl bis-sulfones as cannabinoid-2 receptor ligands

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“…5 We are particularly interested in a class of triaryl bis sulfone inverse agonists specific for the human cannabinoid CB 2 receptor. 6 We have found that these compounds display a biology not easily explained by classic pharmacology (see Discussion section). Because of these observations, and our desire to assess the value of novel G-protein-coupled receptor (GPCR)-based assay platforms for high-throughput library screening campaigns, we have evaluated a select set of cannabinoid compounds including several triaryl bis sulfones for activation of the cannabinoid CB 2 receptor using the DiscoveRx Pathhunter of interest and β-arrestin.…”
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“…5 We are particularly interested in a class of triaryl bis sulfone inverse agonists specific for the human cannabinoid CB 2 receptor. 6 We have found that these compounds display a biology not easily explained by classic pharmacology (see Discussion section). Because of these observations, and our desire to assess the value of novel G-protein-coupled receptor (GPCR)-based assay platforms for high-throughput library screening campaigns, we have evaluated a select set of cannabinoid compounds including several triaryl bis sulfones for activation of the cannabinoid CB 2 receptor using the DiscoveRx Pathhunter of interest and β-arrestin.…”
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“…162 j. Triaryl bis-sulfones. 163 These compounds act via the CB1 or CB2 receptors (and possibly GPR55) and are agonists, antagonists, inverse agonists, or partial agonist/antagonists. They are collectively known as "cannabimimetic" agents, "cannabinergic" agents, or simply "cannabinoids."…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The primary example being the trifluoromethyl derivative (186 Figure 5.5) (CB2 Ki = 2.9 nM; CB1 Ki/CB2 Ki = 4403) exhibited similar selectivity ratios, but o-F-phenyl demonstrated a superior CB2 Ki. 335 With a newly optimized C-ring, the amide moiety of the A-ring was re-examined, and data demonstrated that a trifluromethylsulfonamide (190, Figure 5.5) (CB2 Ki = 2 nM) held top honors. 335 The next step in optimization of the compound was to examine the halogen substitution on the B-ring; however, Cl held its place atop the possible moieties examined.…”
Section: Triaryl Bis-sulfonesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…335 With a newly optimized C-ring, the amide moiety of the A-ring was re-examined, and data demonstrated that a trifluromethylsulfonamide (190, Figure 5.5) (CB2 Ki = 2 nM) held top honors. 335 The next step in optimization of the compound was to examine the halogen substitution on the B-ring; however, Cl held its place atop the possible moieties examined. 335 To complete the cycle, the C-ring was examined with the newly optimized trifluoromethylsulfonamide present on the A-ring, and as with the Cl, o-F-phenyl retained its spot.…”
Section: Triaryl Bis-sulfonesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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